This is a list of potential supervision drawn from our teaching and research staff. For a more comprehensive list of staff, see the People page.

Lecturer Subhasish Modak Chowdhury 
Theoretical, experimental and empirical investigation of problems in industrial organisation, public economics and political economy.

Professor David Cooper
Behavioural and experimental economics.

Professor Steven Davies
Industrial organisation, competition economics, tacit collusion, non-linear pricing in oligopoly, multinational firms, mergers, merger simulation and merger remedies, evaluating competition policy, buyer power in the retail food sector, the determinants of industrial structure and concentration, the Single European Market, diffusion of technology.

Lecturer Peter Dawson
Applied microeconomics.

Professor Frantz Dietrich
Social choice and economic theory.

Professor Enrique Fatas
Behavioural and experimental economics.

Lecturer Fernanda Leite Lopez de Leon
Political economy and public economics.

Professor Bruce Lyons
Economic analysis of competition policy; in particular on how the delegated objectives and organization of a competition authority affect remedies, outcomes and economic efficiency.

Lecturer Ben McQuillin
Game theory, social choice theory and normative microeconomics, formal representation of rights.

Professor Eugenio Miravete
Empirical Industrial Organisation.

Reader Peter Moffatt
Experimetrics, econometric modelling of data from economic experiments, modelling of household debt, the modelling of the UK sex industry, and the theory of the consumer.

Senior Lecturer Arnold Polanski
Economic theory and mathematical economics.

Senior Lecturer Anders Poulsen
Game theory, experimental economics and behavioural economics, bargaining and co-ordination situations, strategic moves, focal points, and monetary reward systems and incentives.

Lecturer Odile Poulsen
Growth theory, unemployment, environmental economics, and theories of social capital.

Lecturer Abhijit Ramalingam
Employment contracts and behavioural and experimental economics.

Senior Lecturer Bibhas Saha
Child labour, returns to education, corruption, privatisation, trade unions and managerial incentives.

Professor Robert Sugden
Welfare economics, social choice, choice under uncertainty, the foundations of decision and game theory, the methodology of economics, and the evolution of social conventions.

Senior Lecturer Theodore Turocy
Game theory, auctions, the provision of public goods, contests, cost allocation, network formation and sport.

Lecturer Fuyu Yang
Econometrics.

Professor Daniel Zizzo
Bounded rationality, models of expectation formation and behavioural macroeconomics, behavioural and cognitive game theory, cooperation, trust and social preferences.