Harry Pei

Harry Pei is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at Northwestern University. He holds a PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, awarded in 2018. His research interests include Game Theory, Monotone Methods, Political Economy, Law and Economics, and Organizational Economics. Pei's academic profile can be accessed through his website, and he can be contacted via email at harrydp@northwestern.edu.

Harry Pei is a professor in the Department of Economics at Northwestern University, specializing in Game Theory, Microeconomic Theory, Mechanism Design, and Political Economy. His research explores reputation dynamics, strategic information disclosure, and equilibrium behaviors in repeated games. Pei's work investigates how agents' reputations influence decision-making under uncertainty and how mechanisms can be designed to align incentives. His publications examine topics such as endogenous information acquisition, observational learning, and Bayesian persuasion. By analyzing interactions in signaling games and overlapping generations, Pei contributes to understanding strategic behavior in economic and political contexts.