Min’s research interests lie in the broad area of microeconomic theory. In particular, he has been working on both the canonical theories of social learning and their applications to related economic contexts. Some of the existing projects include the study of learning through public observations by market participants, in the context of sequential markets with resale opportunities, on the dynamics of prices and other market characteristics, as well as the study of the optimal policies of public information transparency in the context of rational observational learning.

Microeconomics, learning, information economics, auctions, game theory.