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Dmitry Taubinsky

Associate Professor

University of California, Berkeley

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College of Letters & Science

Social Sciences

Economics

Dmitry Taubinsky is currently serving as a College Of Letters & Science Associate Professor at University of California, Berkeley.

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University of California, Berkeley

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economics public policy behavioral sciences economic policy tax policy behavioral economics economic research decision science experimental economics decision theory public economics behavioral decision making social science research decision analysis optimal taxation cognitive science applied economics economic theory economic psychology economic behavior theoretical economics experimental decision making fiscal policy beverage industry welfare implications economic analysis human decision process food policy revealed preferences choice models welfare economics regressive sin taxes experimental evidence management decisions economic modelling social choice health planning political behavior experimental social psychology heterodox economics normative economics interactive decision making individual decision making consumption system choice theory choice-process data preference modeling experimental analysis econodynamics financial econometrics external economy external environment external shock external debt commitment model public choice income distribution collective choice consumer choice mental process randomized controlled trials field experiments policy evaluation field behavior tax salience experiment attention variation costly activity time allocation model average decision time behavioral public economics payday lending inattentive choice intertemporal preferences response time data response times simple implementation intentions welfare estimation tax salience sugar-sweetened beverage taxes marketing

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Sufficient Statistics for Nonlinear Tax Systems With General Across-Income Heterogeneity. American Economic Review (2024)

Antoine FereyBenjamin B. LockwoodDmitry Taubinsky

social science researchgeneral across-income heterogeneitysufficient statisticssocial sciencesnonlinear tax systemseconomic growth

What Drives Demand for State-Run Lotteries? Evidence and Welfare Implications. The Review of Economic Studies (2024)

Benjamin B LockwoodHunt AllcottDmitry TaubinskyAfras Sial

welfare implicationsstate-run lotterieseconomics

Biased Memory and Perceptions of Self-Control. (2023)

Afras SialJustin SydnorDmitry Taubinsky

memorybiaspsychologycognitive sciencebehavioral sciences

Is Attention Produced Optimally? Theory and Evidence From Experiments With Bandwidth Enhancements. Econometrica (2023)

Erin T. BronchettiJudd B. KesslerEllen B. MagenheimDmitry TaubinskyEric Zwick

experimental economicsattentiondecision scienceeconomic theoryeconomic researcheconometricsbandwidth enhancementsmacroeconomicseconodynamicseconomicsdecision analysiseconomic modellingeconomic analysisfinancial econometricstheoretical economicsexperimental decision making

Measuring the Welfare Effects of Shame and Pride. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2022)

Luigi ButeraRobert MetcalfeWilliam MorrisonDmitry Taubinsky

welfare effectseconomic psychologywelfare economicssocial scienceseconomicsbehavioral economicswelfare

Preferences for Giving Versus Preferences for Redistribution. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Johanna MollerstromAvner Strulov-ShlainDmitry Taubinsky

social science researchpublic choicedistribution (marketing)income distributionsocial sciencescollective choiceconsumer choiceeconomicssociologysocial choice

When Do"Nudges" Increase Welfare?. (2022)

Hunt AllcottDaniel CohenWilliam MorrisonDmitry Taubinsky

welfarepublic policysocial policy

Are High-Interest Loans Predatory? Theory and Evidence From Payday Lending. The Review of Economic Studies (2021)

Hunt AllcottJoshua KimDmitry TaubinskyJonathan Zinman

financial economicsagricultural economicseconomic theoryeconomicsfinancepayday lending

Replication Data for: “Rules of Thumb and Attention Elasticities: Evidence From Under- and Overreaction to Taxes”. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

William MorrisonDmitry Taubinsky

replicationreplication dataattention elasticitieseconomics

Replication Package for:"Who Chooses Commitment? Evidence and Welfare Implications". Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2021)

Mariana CarreraHeather RoyerMark StehrJustin SydnorAfra SialDmitry Taubinsky

welfare implicationsreplicationorganizational commitmentpublic policyreplication package

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Dmitry Taubinsky

Associate Professor

University of California, Berkeley

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Social Sciences

Economics

Dmitry Taubinsky is currently serving as a College Of Letters & Science Associate Professor at University of California, Berkeley.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dmitry Taubinsky

University of California, Berkeley

Associate Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sufficient Statistics for Nonlinear Tax Systems With General Across-Income Heterogeneity. American Economic Review (2024)

Antoine FereyBenjamin B. LockwoodDmitry Taubinsky

social science researchgeneral across-income heterogeneitysufficient statisticssocial sciencesnonlinear tax systemseconomic growth

What Drives Demand for State-Run Lotteries? Evidence and Welfare Implications. The Review of Economic Studies (2024)

Benjamin B LockwoodHunt AllcottDmitry TaubinskyAfras Sial

welfare implicationsstate-run lotterieseconomics

Biased Memory and Perceptions of Self-Control. (2023)

Afras SialJustin SydnorDmitry Taubinsky

memorybiaspsychologycognitive sciencebehavioral sciences

Is Attention Produced Optimally? Theory and Evidence From Experiments With Bandwidth Enhancements. Econometrica (2023)

Erin T. BronchettiJudd B. KesslerEllen B. MagenheimDmitry TaubinskyEric Zwick

Measuring the Welfare Effects of Shame and Pride. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2022)

Luigi ButeraRobert MetcalfeWilliam MorrisonDmitry Taubinsky

welfare effectseconomic psychologywelfare economicssocial scienceseconomicsbehavioral economicswelfare

Preferences for Giving Versus Preferences for Redistribution. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Johanna MollerstromAvner Strulov-ShlainDmitry Taubinsky

social science researchpublic choicedistribution (marketing)income distributionsocial sciencescollective choiceconsumer choiceeconomicssociologysocial choice

When Do"Nudges" Increase Welfare?. (2022)

Hunt AllcottDaniel CohenWilliam MorrisonDmitry Taubinsky

welfarepublic policysocial policy

Are High-Interest Loans Predatory? Theory and Evidence From Payday Lending. The Review of Economic Studies (2021)

Hunt AllcottJoshua KimDmitry TaubinskyJonathan Zinman

financial economicsagricultural economicseconomic theoryeconomicsfinancepayday lending

Replication Data for: “Rules of Thumb and Attention Elasticities: Evidence From Under- and Overreaction to Taxes”. Harvard Dataverse (2021)

William MorrisonDmitry Taubinsky

replicationreplication dataattention elasticitieseconomics

Replication Package for:"Who Chooses Commitment? Evidence and Welfare Implications". Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2021)

Mariana CarreraHeather RoyerMark StehrJustin SydnorAfra SialDmitry Taubinsky

welfare implicationsreplicationorganizational commitmentpublic policyreplication package

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