Felipe A. Araujo
Assistant Professor of Economics, College of Business, Lehigh University
Pico do Itapeva, Brazil, overlooking the Paraiba Valley, where I'm from.
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I'm an Assistant Professor of Economics at the College of Business at Lehigh University. I do research on Behavioral and Labor Economics using both experimental and observational data.
RESEARCH

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Publications
"Unawareness and risk taking: The role of context” (with Evan Piermont). Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 208, 61-79. 2023.

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"A Reference-Dependent Regret Theory” (with Yuval Erez, and Pengfei Zhang). Decision, 9(1), 1-20. 2022.

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"The Times They Are A-Changing: Experimenting with Dynamic Adverse Selection” (with Stephanie W. Wang, and Alistair J. Wilson). American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, 13(4): 1-22, 2021.

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"The slider task: An example of restricted inference on incentive effects” (with Erin Carbone, Lynn Conell-Price, Marli W. Dunietz, Ania Jaroszewicz, Rachel Landsman, Diego Lamé, Lise Vesterlund, Stephanie W. Wang, and Alistair J. Wilson). Journal of the Economic Science Association, 2(1): 1-12, 2016.

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"Limits on Regret as a Tool for Incentive Design" (w/ Alex Imas and Alistair Wilson ). [Online Appendix]. Conditionally accepted at Journal of Political Economy: Microeconomics.

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Work in Progress
"On Gender Differences in Responsiveness to Experimental Conditions" (with Lise Vesterlund and Neeraja Gupta)

"Label Uncertainty and Socially Responsible Market Behavior: An Experiment" (with James A. Dearden and Ernest K. Lai). [In the lab]

"Measuring the Returns to Targeted Nudges with Machine Learning and a Natural Field Experiment" (with Carlos Fernández-Loría, David Hagmann and Nina Mazar). [Field experiment completed]

"MGuideline Adherence and the Psychology of Physician Decision-Making" (with Chris F. Chabris, Michelle N. Meyer and Vini Singh). [Data gathering]

“Laws of Large Numbers and Risk Preferences” (with Alistair J. Wilson and Alex Imas)

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São Paulo, Brazil, the capital of my home state.
TEACHING
Lehigh University

Statistical Methods

Behavioral Economics

University of Pittsburgh

Game Theory Principles

CONTACT
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