University of Pennsylvania Senior Thesis (2021)
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University of Pennsylvania Senior Thesis (2021)
Bauer et al. (2022): “Need, Equity, and Accountability”. Social Choice and Welfare 59, 769–814.
Jerry Hansana's Design Portfolio
A blog serving as a notebook and idea-dump for books I read related to economics, psychology, neuroscience, and quantitative modeling.
A webapp, developed for my Scientific Initiation Project at Sao Paulo State University (UNESP), aiming to evaluate impulsive behavior using delay discounting tasks.
Economic experiment designed to investigate how people assess and cope with uncertainty.
This repository includes my latest publicly available projects in the realms of Data Science and Economics and Behavioral Science research.
Based on the replication of left-digit bias in bargaining setting, the paper further investigates the presence of middle-digits bias. The bias is present and exhibit an opposite effect in cheap and expensive deals, resulting in no impact on aggregate level.
This repo contains the most important snippets of my masters thesis on the predictive power of Twitter emotions in the early months of the Covid-19 global health emergency
Bauer et al. (2023): “Thinking About Need”. SSRN Working Paper 4503209.
Predicting Human Strategic Behavior with Neural Networks
Banko's public oTree projects
This repository includes scripts to conduct EDA, to test randomization assumptions, and to conduct randomization methods in behavioral finance experiments.
Single player experiment game that tests the participants' efficiency when different variables are changed.
Bauer (2023): “Empirische Studien zu Fragen der Bedarfsgerechtigkeit”. Doctoral thesis.
Bauer and Siebel (2024): “Measuring Need-Based Justice”. Priority of Needs? 61–94.
Grade Nudge Google App Script code base
Bauer (2017): “Monotonie und Monotoniesensitivität als Desiderata für Maße der Bedarfsgerechtigkeit”. Master’s thesis.
In this ongoing study, we investigated if wealth influences environmental concern and action (environmental stewardship). Analyzing data from BEV owners in California, we explore household income and correlate it with concern for reducing emissions. Globally, we observed a trend where increasing GDP is followed by a decrease in CO2 emissions.
Final project for the university course 'Behavioral Economics', held in the academic year 2021/2022.The model seeks to emulate the election campaign of three mayoral candidates in a municipality. Voting citizens, taken as rational individuals, will have to choose their preference, represented by the maximization of a linear utility function.
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