Biography
Giovanni Burro’s research interests are at the intersection of behavioral economics and decision-making, with expertise in experimental economics. He studies how economic theories of decision-making influence the way individuals make choices in financial markets and household decisions. More generally, he is interested in several aspects of judgment and decision-making from an empirical point of view.
Education
- PhD in Statistics, University of Warwick
- MSc in Economics, Bocconi University
- BSc in Economics, Bocconi University
Research Interests
- Decision-making
- Behavioral finance
- Happiness economics
- Experimental economics
- Household economics and finance
Honors and Awards
- Unicredit Modigliani Grant
- Manlio Resta Award