Scott Lee Chua 🇵đź‡
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I am interested in economics, a field whose definition is still in flux. I currently define it as the study of human relations in, around, and despite modern capitalist systems [see changelog]. This philosophy informs my work, research, and creative writing.
In 2022, I obtained a masters degree in Quantitative Economics from the National University of Singapore. I previously graduated summa cum laude from Yale-NUS College, where I grew to love mathematics, statistics, and barbershop singing.
In 2017, I created a fantasy/sci-fi graphic novel called Doorkeeper together with Ethan Chua and a team of fantastic Filipino artists — read it here.
At present, I build AI and data platforms with Thinking Machines, design board games with Mosquito Games, and write games with Andas Productions.
news [archive]
Aug 2023 |
I had a great discussion with Ethan Chua, Lawrence Ypil, and Sydney Paige Guerrero in a roundtable on Philippine speculative fiction for the Bulosan Center Affiliates Talk Series! ![]() |
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Apr 2023 |
My paper on Philippine science fiction with Ethan Chua has been published in Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints. ![]() |
Nov 2022 |
I presented a study with Guillem Riambau and Tim Wertz on grades and learning outcomes at the 60th Annual Meeting and Conference of the Philippine Economic Society. ![]() |
Jul 2022 |
I ran a workshop on reading and writing for a wonderful bunch of primary school students at the Scholastic Readers Camp! ![]() |
Apr 2022 |
My paper on lying behavior with Jessica Chang and Guillem Riambau has been published in the Journal of Economic Psychology. ![]() |
papers
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DishonestyJournal of Economic Psychology (2022)
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Science FictionPhilippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints (2023)
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EducationDo grades enhance learning? Evidence from a natural experiment in a liberal arts college60th Annual Meeting & Conference, Philippine Economic Society