Stefania Minardi

Associate Professor

Economics and Decision Sciences

Stefania Minardi's research interests are in the fields of decision theory, game theory, and experimental economics. Her research topics include ambiguity aversion, incomplete preferences, and other-regarding preferences. In particular, she has focused on the foundations of these behavioral traits and their economic implications.

minardi@hec.fr

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Decision Sciences

July 26th, 2022

Black Swans and Other Challenges to Rational Decision Making

When trying to figure out the outcome of a given situation, or the fallout of a sudden event, is it better to reason by analogies and resort to past...

By Stefania Minardi, Itzhak Gilboa

Decision Sciences

March 16th, 2016

How to Explain Warm-Glow Giving?

Stefania Minardi and Özgür Evren use decision theory to explain why some people experience a ‘warm-glow’ when they give time or money to good causes...

By Stefania Minardi

How to explain warm-glow giving? by Stefania Minardi ©Fotolia_gustavo Frazao

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