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B. Douglas Bernheim

Edward Ames Edmonds Professor and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research

Stanford University

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School of Humanities and Sciences

Economics

B. Douglas Bernheim is currently serving as an Economics Edward Ames Edmonds Professor and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research at Stanford University.

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Stanford University

Edward Ames Edmonds Professor and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research

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economics finance political science social sciences behavioral economics decision theory economic theory economic behavior social science research public economics theoretical economics decision science game theory choice theory political economy financial education microeconomics economic analysis welfare economics behavioral welfare economics econometrics economic research biopolitics decision analysis life insurance holdings economic psychology behavioral decision making economic inquiry choice models consumer choice rational choice financial vulnerabilities cumulative prospect theory default options intergenerational altruism political analysis econodynamics household finance socioeconomics costbenefit analysis neuroeconomics collective choice real estate finance expectation formation financial decision-making behavioral finance candidate selection conspicuous consumption choice-theoretic foundations social security empirical validity behavioral public economics social welfare real estate brokers social preferences production uncertainty higher education antitrust enforcement economic modelling experimental gerontology human decision process social choice life cycle assessment experimental finance resource allocation educational policy income distribution optimal contracting macroeconomic models self-management incentive mechanisms incentive model later adulthood government regulation legislative aspect population aging

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Social Preferences Over Ordinal Outcomes. American Economic Review (2026)

economic behavioreconomicschoice theorybehavioral economics

When Are Decisions Improvable? an Evaluation of Diagnostic Methods Nbsp;. SSRN Electronic Journal (2026)

decision analysismedical decision makingclinical decision-makingdiagnosisdecision sciencedecision theoryaccountingmedical decision analysisperformance evaluation

Interventionist Preferences and the Welfare State: The Case of In-Kind Aid. National Bureau of Economic Research (2025)

economic researcheconomicspublic policywelfarepolicy interventionssocial policypublic welfareeconomic behaviorpolicy analysis

Strategic Complexity Promotes Egalitarianism in Legislative Bargaining. National Bureau of Economic Research (2025)

political sciencemanagementinstitutional economicspolitical studiesgovernanceconflict resolutionnegotiation

Do People Report Happiness Accurately?. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

James AndreoniB. Douglas BernheimTingyan Jia

human reliabilitywell-beingpsychologypositive psychologystatisticsquality of lifehappinesspsychometricsbehavioral sciences

Optimal Default Options. Journal of Public Economics (2024)

B. Douglas BernheimJonas Mueller-Gastell

financial economicsoptimal default optionspublic economicseconomicsfinanceeconomic analysis

Welfare and the Act of Choosing. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

B. Douglas BernheimKristy KimDmitry Taubinsky

collective choicepolitical sciencedecision scienceeconomicspublic policywelfarechoice theorychoice modelsdecision theoryconsumer choicerational choicehuman decision processeconomic behaviorsocial choicebehavioral decision making

Will of the Children. AEA Randomized Controlled Trials (2024)

Sandro AmbuehlJuan CarrilloIsabelle BrocasB. Douglas Bernheim

clinical trialsmedicinerandomized controlled trialschild development

Assessing Robustness to Varying Clustering Methods and Samples in Ambuehl, Bernheim, and Lusardi (2022): Replication and Sensitivity Analysis. Institute for Replication (2023)

replicationrobust statisticsapplied statisticsunsupervised machine learningstatistical inferencestatisticsstatistical methodologyclusteringstatistical hypothesis testreproducible research

Is Trading Hazardous to Your Utility?. AEA Randomized Controlled Trials (2023)

Tingyan JiaB. Douglas BernheimSandro Ambuehl

utility modelsrisk managementrandomized controlled trialsinternational tradeeconomicsbusinessenergy tradetrade

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B. Douglas Bernheim

Edward Ames Edmonds Professor and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research

Stanford University

Affiliations

School of Humanities and Sciences

Economics

B. Douglas Bernheim is currently serving as an Economics Edward Ames Edmonds Professor and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research at Stanford University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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B. Douglas Bernheim

Stanford University

Edward Ames Edmonds Professor and Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Social Preferences Over Ordinal Outcomes. American Economic Review (2026)

economic behavioreconomicschoice theorybehavioral economics

When Are Decisions Improvable? an Evaluation of Diagnostic Methods Nbsp;. SSRN Electronic Journal (2026)

decision analysismedical decision makingclinical decision-makingdiagnosisdecision sciencedecision theoryaccountingmedical decision analysisperformance evaluation

Interventionist Preferences and the Welfare State: The Case of In-Kind Aid. National Bureau of Economic Research (2025)

economic researcheconomicspublic policywelfarepolicy interventionssocial policypublic welfareeconomic behaviorpolicy analysis

Strategic Complexity Promotes Egalitarianism in Legislative Bargaining. National Bureau of Economic Research (2025)

political sciencemanagementinstitutional economicspolitical studiesgovernanceconflict resolutionnegotiation

Do People Report Happiness Accurately?. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

James AndreoniB. Douglas BernheimTingyan Jia

human reliabilitywell-beingpsychologypositive psychologystatisticsquality of lifehappinesspsychometricsbehavioral sciences

Optimal Default Options. Journal of Public Economics (2024)

B. Douglas BernheimJonas Mueller-Gastell

financial economicsoptimal default optionspublic economicseconomicsfinanceeconomic analysis

Welfare and the Act of Choosing. National Bureau of Economic Research (2024)

B. Douglas BernheimKristy KimDmitry Taubinsky

Will of the Children. AEA Randomized Controlled Trials (2024)

Sandro AmbuehlJuan CarrilloIsabelle BrocasB. Douglas Bernheim

clinical trialsmedicinerandomized controlled trialschild development

Assessing Robustness to Varying Clustering Methods and Samples in Ambuehl, Bernheim, and Lusardi (2022): Replication and Sensitivity Analysis. Institute for Replication (2023)

replicationrobust statisticsapplied statisticsunsupervised machine learningstatistical inferencestatisticsstatistical methodologyclusteringstatistical hypothesis testreproducible research

Is Trading Hazardous to Your Utility?. AEA Randomized Controlled Trials (2023)

Tingyan JiaB. Douglas BernheimSandro Ambuehl

utility modelsrisk managementrandomized controlled trialsinternational tradeeconomicsbusinessenergy tradetrade

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