Regular biography
Dr Carlos Oyarzun is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Economics at The University of Queensland. His research focuses on experimental economics, with publications in leading journals such as the Journal of Economic Theory and Economic Theory. Dr Oyarzun's work includes studies on decision-making under uncertainty, information disclosure, and behavioral economics. He is affiliated with the School of Economics and can be contacted via email at c.oyarzun@uq.edu.au or through his personal website.
Scholar-generated biography
Carlos Oyarzun is a researcher at the University of Queensland, specializing in Microeconomic Theory and Experimental Economics. His work explores topics such as regional growth dynamics, risk aversion, and the effectiveness of regulations in experimental asset markets. He investigates how information disclosure and communication influence economic behavior, particularly in contexts involving contagion and market competition. Oyarzun's research also examines consumption patterns, asset return dynamics, and the role of monetary factors in economic fluctuations, with a focus on Chilean economic data. His studies often integrate theoretical models with empirical analysis to understand decision-making under uncertainty and information asymmetry.