Nicholas Coleman

Nicholas Coleman grew up in a small idyllic town in Minnesota, drinking pop and playing hockey like a good Midwestern boy should. His curious obsession with economic theory was born from his coursework at Notre Dame as well as his fascination with the game Monopoly. He derives great marginal utility from eating Tibetan dumplings, playing chess while intoxicated, rooting for the Fighting Irish and musing about how economics ties into religion, politics and business. He is passionate about drawing unique supply and demand curves and optimizing whenever possible.

If you have questions or comments, or want to tell Nick that what he drank in Minnesota is called "soda" he can be reached at nicholas.s.coleman@gmail.com.