David A. Miller

Game theorist at UCSD

I am a game theorist who studies game theory topics in repeated games, mechanism design, social networks, and contracts, as well as applied theory topics in industrial organization, finance, and computer science.

Curriculum Vitae (PDF)

Research Statement (PDF)

A brief history:

Assistant Professor of Economics at UCSD, 2004–present
Visiting Professor of Economics at Yale, 2008–2009
Ph.D. in Economics from Stanford, 1998–2004
Research Analyst at Tellus Institute, 1995–1998
A.B. in Environmental Science and Public Policy from Harvard, 1991–1995
Graduate of Glastonbury High School, class of 1991

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