Just a small sample of authors that inspire my work and research

Gary Becker

Realized that time has a shadow price, similar to monetary prices, and developed the theory of time allocation, emphasizing that consumers make choices based on both budget and time constraints.

Daniel Hamermesh

A long-time leader in analyzing time-use data, he has conducted extensive research on how people use their time in various contexts and how this affects well-being.

Christopher C. Klein,

The economics of time as a resource.

The characteristics of time as a resource are examined in order to seek evidence of these characteristics in fundamental concepts of Economics. A series of thought experiments on time travel demonstrate that a constant irreversible rate of time usage underlies the concepts of opportunity cost, time preference, and interest. This leads to the startling suggestion that the root question in Economics concerns the choice of how to spend time. Thus, the principles of Economics are tied closely to the human perception of time and more closely to the human condition than is generally admitted in undergraduate classes on the subject.