Dr. Nour Chalhoub is an assistant professor of economics at the Lebanese American University (LAU). She received her PhD in Economics from Arizona State University, an MS in Mathematics and dual bachelor’s degrees in Mathematics and Economics from the American University of Beirut. Her research focuses on applied microeconomic theory, with particular interests in information disclosure, consumer theory, and mechanism design. Her work examines how information and incentives shape individual decision-making and market outcomes.
Teaching Interests
Game theory Microeconomic theory Industrial organization Public economics
Research Interests
Applied microeconomic theory Mechanism design Consumer theory Information disclosure Repeated games
