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I am a Professor of Economics at the University of Oxford. In the main part of my research, I study individual decision-making with a special interest on its psychological foundations. I aim to better understand the relevant behavioral traits affecting individual decisions and their welfare implications. I am also interested in collective decision-making procedures, with a special focus on collective welfare. I have lectured several Microeconomics subjects, both at the undergraduate and graduate level. As part of my Oxford professorial life, I am also the Lord Thomson of Fleet Fellow at Balliol College, where I am a Tutor in Economics. This post involves preparing Balliol students for the different microeconomic subjects they face in their undergraduate and graduate studies at the University of Oxford. Miguel Ballester Department of Economics, University of Oxford Manor Road Building, Oxford OX1 3UQ E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] Tel: 01865 281288 |
