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I completed my PhD in 2023 at Yale University, where I was advised by Professor Saed Alizamir and Professor Shouqiang Wang. In 2016 I received a BMath from the University of Waterloo, and BBA from Wilfrid Laurier University.
My research interests lie in sustainability and environmental/energy policy. More broadly, I am interested in studying problems in the social responsibility domain that involve interaction between public agencies, private enterprises, and consumers. Motivated by real-world data, addressing these problems requires various tools from areas ranging from data-driven analytics to game theory.
Working Papers
Policy Design in Cap-and-Trade Markets: Innovation Catalyst or Industrial Suicide (with Cyrus Sarabi, Maryam Afzalabadi and Hamid Noori) Under review at MSOM
Two-Sided Subsidies for Electric Vehicles: The Role of Regional Characteristics (with Runyu Tang and Saed Alizamir) In preparation to submit to Operations Research [SSRN]
Michael R. Blair, Saed Alizamir, Shouqiang Wang (2026) The Impact of Climate Change: An Empirical Analysis of Smart Thermostat Data. Management Science