Dr Caroline Liqui Lung

Overview

Caroline works in Behavioural Economics, Microeconomic Theory, and Experimental Economics. Her research studies how bounded rationality and social features of the decision environment (e.g. social identity, social learning and norms) shape individual behaviour and, in turn, influence broader social and economic outcomes, such as social mobility, competition, organisational and institutional functioning, and market efficiency. She is also affiliated with the Centre for Competition and Regulatory Policy.

Qualifications

• PhD, Paris School of Economics, France, 2018 - September 2025

Employment

• Lecturer, City St George's, UK, September 2025 - present
• College Research Associate, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, September 2022 - present

Languages

Dutch; Flemish (can read, write, speak, understand spoken, peer review), English (can read, write, speak, understand spoken, peer review), French (can read, write, speak, understand spoken, peer review), Spanish - Latin American (can read, write, speak, understand spoken, peer review) and Spanish; Castilian (can read, write, speak, understand spoken, peer review)