He received a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Arizona in 2002. Todd's current research interests include theoretical and experimental investigation of insurance behavior, auctions, strategic interaction in competitive games, and mechanism design. He is also involved with the development of software tools to better support experimental economics methods in the classroom. He has created pedagogic experiment software for many areas of economics, including markets and auctions, game theory, public goods, and consumer choice. He has also developed EconPort, a digital library providing economic educational resources for students and instructors. Related Pedagogical Projects