Doctoral School of Social Sciences, Economics and Finance
Short Research Description
My research focuses on the impact of behavioral factors on the stated preferences of respondents in non-market valuation studies, with the aim of increasing the accuracy and robustness of estimates. The main field of my research is economics, but to better understand the economic preferences of consumers, I also incorporate aspects of psychology and sociology of human behavior. My studies on the psychological, social, cognitive, and emotional factors affecting stated preferences in non-market valuation studies also include numerous technical and econometric issues.
