His main research focus is on developing theoretical models of frictional markets, and to investigate how different forms of frictions (information, coordination, financial), along with different pricing mechanisms, affect equilibrium market allocations. In particular, such models are suitable to investigate how the equilibrium choice variables such as asset, consumption, physical and human capital depend on frictions and pricing environments.​​​Member of The Becker-Friedman Institute, University of ChicagoDeputy Chair, Australasian Macroeconomic Society (AMS)Benoit Julien's personal website