with Kevin M. Frick, Yagan Hazard, Thomas Zuber
With a corpus of job vacancies and a pinch of deep learning, we created a representation of occupations that captures how hard it is to reconvert from one to another, with application to the evaluation of training programs for jobseekers
with Sibilla Di Guida, Davide Marchiori, Luca Polonio
A call for caution to experimental game theorists: subjects that seem to have learned to find the Nash strategy through repeated feedback may actually have learned some much simpler (ecologically rational) heuristics.
Single author
Why prices should not be overlooked when promoting sustainable products in retail markets, with an empirical application to organic eggs based on a structural model and consumer panel data
Single author
How can we use the models of choice and response times from mathematical psychology to measure choice utility? A theoretical investigation with some econometric implications
with Sibilla Di Guida, Luca Polonio
Considering games as the items in a questionnaire and the Level-k of the action as the response, is strategic sophistication a valid construct? Existing evidence and a new experiment, analyzed using Item Response Theory.
Single author
A model of consumer choice in presence of marketing cues that can be (realistically) estimated even when preferences for products are complex and heterogeneous, validated in a choice experirment with induced values.
with Bénédicte Apouey, Ondine Berland, Simon Briole
RCT evaluating a food voucher program for students in the Paris area from the perspective of the ‘right to food’