Andrew Kosenko

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Welcome! I am an Associate Professor (as of July 1, 2025) of Economics at the Department of Economics and Finance at the School of Management at Marist University. I often teach at Columbia University as well.

My research interests are in microeconomic theory - information economics (strategic communication and information design), and the implications of memory imperfections for strategic behavior. Aside from that I am interested in repeated games, experimental economics, and the economics and neuroscience of learning and memory.

Curriculum Vitae

Publications

Book Chapters

Working Papers and Work In Progress

  • Bayes vs Skinner: Motivated Learning Under Uncertainty (with Nate Neligh, in progress)

  • Dynamic Effort Allocation in Information Processing (with Nate Neligh, data collection in progress)

  • Cognitive Mechanisms of Information Demand (with Jacqueline Gottlieb, Vincent Ferrera, and Nate Neligh, data collection in progress)

  • Charitable Giving in Wartime: Evidence from Ukraine’s War Fundraising (with Margaryta Klymak, Oleg Korenok, Dariia Mykhailyshyna, and Kathryn Vasilaky, in progress)

Foreign Policy Writing

Teaching

  • Fall 2025: ECON 303L (Intermediate Microeconomics), ECON 403L (Game Theory) at Marist.

Writing and Personal

  • I was very grateful to have been nominated and selected for a profile by For The Record, an initiative of Marist College's student newspaper Marist Circle. The profile tells a large part of my personal story, and includes an interview, with a story by Maddi Langweil and photography by Ale Basalo, to whom I extend my warmest thanks.
  • I am a member of the "Economists for Ukraine" open collective. To learn more about out efforts please visit our site.