Joel P. Flynn Address MIT Department of Economics 50 Memorial Drive Cambridge, MA, 02142 Nationality British Email [email protected] Education 2017- PhD Candidate in Economics – Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2014-2017 BA (Hons.) in Economics – King’s College, University of Cambridge Triple First-Class Honours, Adam Smith Prize for Best Overall Performance (Joint) Publications 1. Priority Design in Centralized Matching Markets – Celebi, O. and Flynn, J.P. Forthcoming in the Review of Economic Studies Working Papers (Alphabetical) 2. Attention Cycles – Flynn, J.P.and Sastry, K.A. 3. Dynamic Unravelling – Flynn, J.P. 4. Fiscal Policy in a Networked Economy – Flynn, J.P.,Patterson, C., and Sturm, J. 5. Priorities vs. Quotas – Celebi, O. and Flynn, J.P. 6. Screening with Under-Utilization: Tiers, Multi-Part Tariffs, and Welfare Implications – Corrao, R., Flynn, J.P.,and Sastry, K.A. 7. Strategic Mistakes – Flynn, J.P.and Sastry, K.A. Work in Progress 8. Import Risk and Directed Innovation – Flynn, J.P.,Levy, A., and Moscona, J. 9. Non-Linear Beauty Contests: Theory and Applications – Corrao, R. and Flynn, J.P. 10. Screening on Attention – Corrao, R., Flynn, J.P.,and Sastry, K.A. 11. Structural Change and Labor Market Dynamics – Acemoglu, D. and Flynn, J.P. Awards, Fellowships and Grants 2021 MIT Gordon B. Pye Fellowship 2019 MIT Shultz Fund grant of $11,900 for Import Risk and Directed Innovation (with Levy, A. and Moscona, J.) 2017 MIT Alumni Fellowship 2017 MIT Department of Economics Fellowship 2017 Adam Smith Prize for Best Overall Performance in Economics (Joint), University of Cambridge 2015/16/17 Scholar of the College, King’s College, University of Cambridge Invited Presentations 2021 NBER Summer Institute (Impulse and Propagation Mechanisms) Professional Service Refereeing: Mathematics of Operations Research, Review of Economic Studies Teaching Experience 2020 TA for Economic Growth (14.452, PhD Level, Virtual), Teaching not rated owing to COVID-19 2020 TA for Intermediate Macroeconomics (14.05, Undergraduate, Virtual), Teaching not rated owing to COVID-19 2020 TA for Financial Mathematics (15.454, MFin Level, Virtual), Teaching rated 6.02/7 2019 TA for Financial Mathematics (15.454, MFin Level), Teaching rated 6.74/7 2018 TA for Asset Pricing (15.470, PhD Level), Teaching rated 6.70/7.