Kei Tsutsui is a lecturer in Economics. Before joining the University of Bath in 2014, he worked as a research associate at the Centre for Behavioural and Experimental Social Science (CBESS) in the University of East Anglia and as a lecturer at Frankfurt School of Finance & Management. He completed his master and PhD degrees at the University of East Anglia.

His main interests are in the field of experimental economics. By observing real human behaviour in a controlled environment, experimentalists aim to test hypotheses derived from theoretical models, or discover new economic hypotheses. His research topics focus on social choice, bargaining, choice under uncertainty, the level-k thinking and the evolution of social conventions.

Kei holds the visiting Fellow position in Portsmouth Business School, University of Portsmouth.

He is Director of Studies for the MRes Economics programme.

Research interests

• Experimental Economics
• Economic Theory

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