Daniel Carvajal

Daniel Carvajal

PhD candidate in Economics

NHH Norwegian School of Economics

Welcome

I am a PhD Research Scholar at the Department of Economics of NHH Norwegian School of Economics. I am affiliated to the FAIR - The Choice Lab research group. My research is in experimental and behavioral economics, with a focus on group identity, information processing and belief formation, and the effects of social context on behavior.

I will be on the Job Market in the 2023-2024 academic year.

Interests

  • Behavioral Economics
  • Experimental Economics

Education

  • PhD in Economics, 2024 (Expected)

    NHH Norwegian School of Economics

  • Master in Economics and Finance, 2019

    CEMFI

  • Bachelor in Economics, 2016

    Universidad de Costa Rica

References
Bertil Tungodden
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
bertil.tungodden@nhh.no		 Matthew Rabin
Harvard University
matthewrabin@fas.harvard.edu
Alexander Cappelen
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
alexander.cappelen@nhh.no

Working Papers

October 2023 Draft available upon request

Exposure to diversity, social proximity and ingroup bias (Job Market Paper)

This paper finds that social context, defined by the individuals that surround us, is a key determinant of ingroup favoritism.

Work in progress

Daniel Carvajal, Catalina Franco, Siri Isaksson
October 2023 Pilot data

Will Artificial Intelligence get in the way of gender equality?

September 2023 Data collected

Do individuals care differently about members of a majority vs a minority?

Teaching

Econometrics (Graduate), NHH

TA: 2021-2023

Behavioral Economics (Graduate), NHH

TA: 2020-2021

Introduction to Economics (Undergraduate), UCR

Lecturer: 2017

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