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I am an Assistant professor (tenure-track) at the Erasmus School of Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam (09/2024+). I am part of the Behavioral Economics group at the Department of Applied Economics. Additionally, I am a Tinbergen Institute Research Fellow.
Beforehand, I was a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Bonn, Institute for Applied Microeconomics (09/2021-08/2024) and a Senior Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance (Department of Public Economics) in Munich (07/2015-08/2022). I have a Ph.D. in economics from CERGE-EI in Prague, Czech Republic (2016).
Research Interests:
Primary: Behavioral and experimental economics
Secondary: Applied microeconomics, political economy, organizational economics, development economics
In my research, I focus mainly on the dark side of human social behavior, such as group biases, antisocial behavior, tax avoidance, and behavior under acute stress. I run economic experiments (lab-in-the-field, lab, field, and online) to study how social and institutional environment affect these types of behaviors.