Regular biography
Dr Priscilla Man is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Economics at The University of Queensland. Her research interests include topics such as strategic interaction, game theory, and economic behavior. Dr Man has contributed to various academic publications, including journal articles and working papers, focusing on areas such as coordination games, electoral systems, and welfare comparisons. She is also involved in projects such as 'Strategic Interaction with Limited Memory: A Theoretical Approach' and 'Forward Induction Equilibrium.' Dr Man can be contacted via email at t.man@uq.edu.au or through her personal website at https://economics.uq.edu.au/profile/10140/priscilla-man.
Scholar-generated biography
Priscilla Man is a researcher at the University of Queensland, specializing in game theory. Her work explores various aspects of strategic interactions, including coordination games, electoral systems, and reputation in repeated games. She has published extensively on topics such as efficiency in normal form games, welfare comparisons under power sharing, and the role of help and factionalism in political and organizational settings. Her research also includes the analysis of pyramid schemes and the development of unifying impossibility theorems. Man's contributions highlight the intersection of game theory with economics and political science, offering insights into decision-making under uncertainty and strategic behavior.