Postdoc in Behavioral and Applied Microeconomics

This position as a Postdoctoral Researcher in Behavioral and Applied Microeconomics requires advanced expertise in economic theory with a focus on behavioral economics and its practical applications. Candidates should possess a strong foundation in microeconomic principles, experimental and empirical methods, and quantitative data analysis. Proficiency in econometric techniques and statistical software such as Stata, R, or Python is essential for analyzing complex datasets and conducting rigorous applied research. Experience designing and executing behavioral experiments, both in laboratory and field settings, is highly valuable. The role demands the ability to develop and test economic models that incorporate psychological insights into decision-making processes. Strong analytical skills, critical thinking, and the capacity to interpret and communicate research findings effectively to academic and policy audiences are important. Candidates typically hold a PhD in Economics or a closely related discipline, demonstrating a high level of education and research capability. Prior experience publishing in peer-reviewed journals and collaborating on interdisciplinary projects is advantageous. Overall, the position suits individuals with a deep understanding of behavioral economic theories, applied microeconomic research methods, and a commitment to advancing knowledge through empirical investigation.