Welcome

I am a Lecturer in Economics at the University College London. Before moving to academia, I was a practicing tax accountant, tax consultant, and tax policy advisor to public bodies, non-government organisations, and the World Bank. The combination of practical and academic expertise that I gathered over my career gave me a realistic understanding of business and economy.

Research

Game theory with particular interest in algorithmic game theory and communication games on networks.

Working papers:

Farsighted cheap talk in networks
(Abstract)

Information exchange in profit shifting
(Abstract, available on SSRN)

Bayesian persuasion mediating cheap talk
(Abstract, available on SSRN)

I am presenting these papers at the following conferences. It would be my pleasure to see you there and discuss my findings.

Teaching

I was awarded the recognition of Fellow (FHEA) of the Higher Education Academy and have experience in teaching and supervision:

To first-year undergraduate students:
Economics for Business (EC100)
Introduction to Economics (EC111)
Economic Data Analysis (ECO1017)
Contemporary Issues of International Business (SESS0010)

To second-year undergraduate students:
Intermediate Macroeconomics (EC201)
Intermediate Microeconomics (EC202)
Mathematical Methods in Economics (EC251)
Financial Accounting (ECO2055)

To third-year undergraduate students:
Market Structure and Strategic Behaviour (EC366)
Topics in Financial Management (SESS0039)

To graduate students:
Introductory Microeconomics (EC402)
Advanced Quantitative Methods (SEES0095)

Email

e.sagiev@ucl.ac.uk

Postal address

UCL SSEES
16 Taviton Street
London, WC1H 0BW