Faculty Profile

Gea M. Lee is an internationally recognized scholar in industrial organization, international trade, and game theory, with significant contributions to the understanding of market competition, R&D policy, and international agreements.

Combines rigorous theoretical modeling with policy-relevant empirical research, advancing understanding of competition, collusion, and international economic policy; recognized for bridging academic research and real-world policy issues, and for leadership in research and curriculum development.

Focused research areas include Theoretical and empirical analysis of industrial organization, international trade agreements, collusion and competition in markets, R&D policy, and the strategic behavior of firms under various regulatory environments.