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Professor of Economics, University of Cambridge
Matt Elliott researches a wide range of issues in economics spanning development, international negotiations, financial markets, supply networks and industrial organisation. His current research interests include the propagation of shocks through supply networks, the structure of supply networks and geoeconomics and antitrust, particularly concerning big tech.
His background is an economic theorist, but his work includes the empirical analysis of large data. A common theme running through much of the work is the incorporation of networks into economic models, particularly models of markets.
He is director of the Keynes Fund, co-coordinator for the Networks, Crowds and Markets Research Theme within the Janeway Institute and associate editor of Econometrica.