Aaron Keathley, from Lincoln Park, Michigan, is currently working to obtain his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and a departmental honours and minors in Statistics and Psychology from Wayne State University. He, along with his late professor Dr. Li Way Lee, published a behavioural economics book in 2022, representing over 2 years of dedicated research. He aspires to create governmental policy to address poverty and systemic income inequality to be used to assist places like Detroit in closing the wealth gap. He plans to attend the London School of Economics and Political Science and the University of Nottingham to pursue degrees in Income Inequality and Behavioural Science to help create human-centric policies that counteract the decades of policies that have exacerbated the inequality epidemic.