Welcome! My name is Frieder Neunhoeffer. I am an Assistant Professor in Economics at the University of Lisbon, ISEG School of Economics and Management.
My research lies in the field of Behavioral Economics, with applications in Consumer Behavior and Public Economics. I use experiments paired with decision theory to study how the interplay between selective attention and feature salience affects decision-making.
Feel free to contact me at: neunhoeffer@iseg.ulisboa.pt
Here is my CV
Less is more: The single-use effect in subscriptions
Time pressure reduces financial bubbles: Evidence from forecasting experiments (Accepted at Experimental Economics) with Misha Anufriev & Jan Tuinstra
A comment on "Distinguishing Common Ratio Preferences from Common Ratio Effects Using Paired Valuation Tasks" (Replication Games) with Ismail El Fassi & Martin Kihlstedt
Selective attention and preference elicitation with Nicola Gennaioli
Cognitive and social biases in the aggregate: A tale with and without AI with João Ferreira, Joana Pais, Armando Pires, & Gerhard Riener
Biased nudges with Laurenz Guenther
Social norms and consumer behavior with Gianfranco Atzeni & Marco Vannini
The income inequality trap: When redistributive preferences do not correct greater inequality (Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics) with Michele Bernasconi
Pre-PhD: Between enthusiasm and refusal: A cluster analysis on consumer types and attitudes towards peer-to-peer sharing (Journal of Consumer Behaviour) with Timm Teubner
