Dr Mark Winter

I am a senior lecturer in Economics in the division of Accounting Finance and Economics, at LBSU, Business School. I specialise in Economics with interests in Political Economics, Experimental Economics, Behavioral Economics and Theoretical Economics. Specifically using experimental economics to investigate questions in Political Economics.
I spent five years at the Royal Holloway University of London as a doctoral student and teaching fellow from 2013 – 2018 having previously studied my undergraduate and postgraduate in economics at the University. I also worked at Queen Mary University of London as a Teaching associate for one year between 2017 and 2018.

I currently have a working paper in experimental and theoretical economics that focuses on two-round voting models and the effect of uncertainty and victory conditions on the outcome of elections. Additionally, I have a working paper in theoretical economics that focuses on the effect of bounded rationality on voter decision making and rationalizing ‘wasted votes’.

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Current: Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Behavioral Economics, Microeconomic Modelling, Finance and the Economy, & Introduction to Advanced Microeconomics. Previous: Introduction to Advanced Macroeconomics, Business Economics I, Business Economics II, Historical and Institutional Economics, Economic Research, Behavioral Finance (MSc).