Welcome

I am a DPhil candidate with an ESRC scholarship in Economics at the University of Oxford, Nuffield College interested in Industrial Organisation, Competition, Regulation and Microeconomic Theory (Game Theory). I am also a Forbes 30 under 30 in Hungary in 2025.

Between January-April 2025, I am visiting the Chief Economist Team, DG Competition at the European Commission, working on European merger and antitrust cases. Between 2019-2024, I served in various roles in the public sector in Hungary. 

I aim to bring together my knowledge of economic and game theoretical concepts and my real-world experiences to improve on the quality of decision-making in the public sector.

I taught various courses at the University of Oxford in microeconomics and industrial organisation and presented at international conferences.

During my MPhil (distinction), my research focus was microeconomic theory. Before that, I studied BA (Hons) Economics and Mathematics at the University of Cambridge, Trinity College. I was a gold medalist at the European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad and also coached the national team as a Deputy Leader for Hungary in 2015-2016.

Working papers

Estimating the welfare effects of retail food price controls: the case of Hungary (with Howard Smith)

A Welfare Analysis of a Steady-State Model of Observational Learning (with Margaret Meyer)

Work in progress

Unstoppable? LLMs analysing stylized strategic decision problems in the social sciences (with Peter Eso, Edmund Kelly and James Tilley)

How to bring the public sector into the 21st century with basic economic principles? (2025)