
Ricardo Manuel Santos, Ph.D.
- Associate Professor , Economics
I am from Portugal and completed my Ph.D in Economics at the University of Rochester in 2009. My dissertation was about Dynamic Labor Supply and Strategies.
Concluding my Ph.D, I spent one year working at ITAM in Mexico City, and I arrived at Trinity in 2010. My research focus is currently on dynamic implications of labor supply decisions.
“Labor Supply, Endogenous Wage Dynamics and Tax Policy” (joint with professors Árpád Ábrahám and Jay Hong).
“Mechanisms explaining the intertemporal effect of hours on labor supply”.
“Minimax Theorem: evidence from Penalty Kicks under distracting strategies”.
“Deviations from optimal coaching strategies in the NBA”
KSAT News (2018)
KUT Texas Public Radio (2018)
San Antonio Express News (2018)
FIFA Weekly (2014)