Evan Sadler studies the economic effects of social networks. In particular, he seeks to understand how behaviors and information spread, how the structure of a network impacts aggregate outcomes, and how these insights could inform policy. His recent work includes studies of how network structure influences incentives to gather information and how to design referral payment programs. Evan holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Princeton university and received a PhD in information systems from New York University's Stern School of Business.

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