Maryam Saeedi

Maryam Saeedi is an Associate Professor of Economics at Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business. Her research interests include topics within economics, though specific areas are not detailed in available sources. She can be contacted via email at msaeedi@andrew.cmu.edu, and her faculty profile is accessible at https://www.cmu.edu/tepper/faculty-and-research/faculty-profiles/maryam-saeedi.

Maryam Saeedi is an economist specializing in Game Theory, Market Design, Information Design, and Industrial Organization. Her research explores how reputation, certification, and information disclosure influence market outcomes, particularly in settings involving adverse selection and moral hazard. She has examined these issues through empirical studies on platforms like eBay and theoretical analyses of auction mechanisms and rating systems. Her work also addresses dynamic decision-making under uncertainty and the strategic design of information disclosure policies. Saeedi's research contributes to understanding how institutions and information structures shape economic behavior and market efficiency.