Yiseon Choi

Yiseon Choi is a PhD candidate in public policy and management, minoring in economics. Her research focuses on resilience in defense and disaster supply chains, and her work has been published in the International Journal of Production Economics. Prior to pursuing her doctorate, Choi worked as a policy researcher at the Korea Institute of Public Finance and the Korea Development Institute. She completed her MSc at the London School of Economics and her BA at Yonsei University.

For more information regarding her research and teaching, please visit her personal website: https://sites.google.com/view/yiseonchoi/about.

Research Grants:

Dr. Douglas N. Jones and Darlene V. Jones Fund - John Glenn College of Public Affairs. 2026-2027. An Experimental Approach to Resource Allocation in Multi-level Emergency Supply Chains. $4,500.

Publications:

Choi, Y. & Dormady, N. (2025). Can FICO Scores Be Used to Explain Managerial Decision making?: Evidence from a Supply-chain Resilience Experiment. International Journal of Production Economics. 288. [Impact Factor: 10.6]

Research Categories:

• Public Management and Leadership
• Policy Analysis and Evaluation
• Environmental and Energy Policy

Research Expertise:

My research agenda is driven by questions at the intersection of decision science and economic resilience: Can an individual's personal risk-taking behavior predict their workplace decisions? Are monopoly supply chains more resilient? And do slack resources amplify or substitute for resilience tactics?