My main research field is behavioral economics. Combining theoretical insights with empirical methods, my research focuses on social preferences, and fairness preferences in particular. I am especially interested in understanding the relationship between beliefs, preferences, and behavior in situations characterized by a tradeoff between social and competing considerations.

I use experiments (both in the lab and in the field),  register and survey data in my projects, and I am always curious about new methods to collect and analyze data. 

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