Passions: My family, Behavioral Economics, Philosophy, Civil Liberties, Music
My main research interest is Experimental Economics, where I study behavior in a variety of economic situations. My recent work has been focused on decisions in risky situations like forest fires or traffic. I have also published research in Behavioral Game Theory, Computable General Equilibrium Modeling, International Trade and Development Policies.
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