New working paper: Inferring Risk Perceptions and Preferences using Choice from Insurance Menus: Theory and Evidence (joint with Philipp Kircher, Johannes Spinnewijn, and … Continue reading
Measuring Consumer Valuation of Limited Provider Networks Published: American Economic Review, Papers and Proceedings, 2015. Longer version: NBER Working Paper 20812. (Joint … Continue reading
I have two papers examining limited memory. Most recently: On the Interaction of Memory and Procrastination: Implications for Reminders Abstract: I … Continue reading
Dynamic defaults for recurring purchases determine what happens to consumers enrolled in a product or service who take no action … Continue reading
Standardization of complex products is touted as improving consumer decisions and intensifying price competition, but evidence on standardization is limited. … Continue reading
Measuring sexual orientation, behavior, and related opinions is difficult because responses are biased towards socially acceptable answers. We test whether … Continue reading
Individuals face switching frictions in many products, and insurance exchanges are no exception. In a paper published in the American Economic … Continue reading
Review of Economics and Statistics, 2015. (joint with Amanda Starc). Also see NBER Working Paper 18089. Insurance markets often contain pricing regulation, such … Continue reading
Under the Affordable Care Act, people must buy health insurance or pay a financial penalty. Framing that policy as a mandate to … Continue reading
PRACTICING ECONOMIST • Practice: Perform an activity repeatedly in order to improve or maintain one's proficiency. • Economics: the science that deals with the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, and the material welfare of humankind.
Measuring Consumer Valuation of Limited Provider Networks Published: American Economic Review, Papers and Proceedings, 2015. Longer version: NBER Working Paper 20812. (Joint … Continue reading
I have two papers examining limited memory. Most recently: On the Interaction of Memory and Procrastination: Implications for Reminders Abstract: I … Continue reading
Dynamic defaults for recurring purchases determine what happens to consumers enrolled in a product or service who take no action … Continue reading
Under the Affordable Care Act, people must buy health insurance or pay a financial penalty. Framing that policy as a mandate to … Continue reading
