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Aaron Shuchman is a junior from New York City living in Adams House, concentrating in social studies with a secondary in Spanish. On campus, he is Sports Chair for The Harvard Crimson. He is also involved with the Institute of Politics and the International Relations Council. He worked at the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York, and in the past, he has worked for a  charter school network as well as a business coalition in New York on their Census 2020 campaign. His interest in behavioral economics was sparked by Richard Thaler’s essay on overconfidence and market inefficiencies in the NFL Draft, and he is particularly interested in the role behavioral economics plays in professional sports and in political strategy. Off campus, he enjoys playing golf and attending classical music concerts.