dr. (Marine) MFM Hainguerlot

Biography

I use behavioral experiments, surveys, and computational models to study people's beliefs. I am interested in both beliefs about ourselves and beliefs about the world around us. My work focuses on understanding how beliefs shape what we do (and don't), how the world around us shapes beliefs, and how to best measure beliefs.

I received my Ph.D. in Economics from University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, where I worked under the supervision of Vincent de Gardelle and Jean-Christophe Vergnaud.

Erasmus School of Economics

Visiting fellow | Applied Economics
Email
hainguerlot@ese.eur.nl

Work

Thesis Hub Master Economics & Business

Year
2022
Course Code
FEM61007

Behavioural Economics

Year Level
bachelor 3, bachelor 3, bachelor 3, bachelor 3
Year
2022
Course Code
FEB13061

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