Associate Professor Gregory Pavlov, Department of Economics, Faculty of Social Science, Western University, researches Microeconomic Theory, strategic communication, collusion, and mechanism design. His research mission is to understand how information and incentives shape strategic behaviour in markets and institutions. He teaches Microeconomics and Game Theory and supervises graduate students in economic theory. Previously at Boston University, he holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Economics from Northwestern University and has also been recognized for excellence in teaching at Western University.