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Lawrence J. Jin

Associate Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

Cornell Sc Johnson College of Business

School of Applied Economics and Management

Lawrence J. Jin is currently serving as a Cornell Sc Johnson College Of Business Associate Professor at Cornell University.

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Cornell University

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finance economics financial economics economic behavior asset pricing finance research behavioral finance bias behavioral decision making capital markets financial analysis behavioral economics financial stability cognitive science financial studies decision science economic psychology economic analysis economic research education economic development economic growth international financial markets human decision process education economics empirical finance experimental decision making cognitive bias mitigation financial decision-making investment strategies higher education financial mathematics market trends neuroeconomics credit markets intertemporal portfolio choice predictive coding joint drivers risky choice economic modelling numerical simulations scientific computing numerical mathematics curve fitting bubble dynamics financial econometrics stock market prediction belief revision crowd behavior crowdsourcing choice theory derivative pricing institutional productivity growth theory digital economy financial risk management financial modeling endogenous growth theory higher education policy behavior prediction reward systems experimental analysis of behavior return volatility stock market anomalies prospect theory extrapolative beliefs efficient coding risk taking return extrapolation research publication research publications tertiary education internet education internet skills credit market sentiment financial fragility economic decision-making household finance

Notable Scholarly Works

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Behavioral Economics of AI: Llm Biases and Corrections. (2025)

Pietro BiniLin CongXing HuangLawrence J. Jin

llm biasesbiaseconomicsbehavioral economicsresponsible aieconomic behavior

A Structural Neural Autopilot Analysis of Social Media Use Around the Pandemic Lockdown. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2024)

Yi XinLawrence J. JinJessica FongMatthew ShumColin Camerer

behavioural processhuman behaviorbehavioral decision makingbehavior predictionpersistence (psychology)reward systemssocial behaviorpsychologybehavioral researchneural autopilotexperimental analysis of behaviorbehavioral measurementspandemic lockdownsocial media usebehavioral sciencessocial simulation

Reflexivity in Credit Markets. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Robin M. GreenwoodSamuel Gregory HansonLawrence J. Jin

future biasesfinancial economicsfinancial stabilitysystemic riskinternational financial marketseconomic dynamicsbehavioral financeimperfect synchronizationeconomicsempirical financecredit marketscapital marketsfinancedynamic behavioral model

The Law of Small Numbers in Financial Markets: Theory and Evidence. (2024)

Lawrence JinCameron Peng

financial economicsfinancial stabilitysmall numbersfinance researchmarket trendsfinancial studiesbehavioral financeasset pricingmarket microstructuredisposition effectfinancial analysissmall sampleseconomicsempirical financefinance

Model-Free and Model-Based Learning as Joint Drivers of Investor Behavior. National Bureau of Economic Research (2023)

Nicholas BarberisLawrence Jin

financial economicsfinancial modelingfinance researchbusinessbehavioral financeinvestment strategiesinvestment managementintertemporal portfolio choiceeconomic behaviorfinancial studiesjoint driversfinance

Model-Free and Model-Based Learning as Joint Drivers of Investor Behavior. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Nicholas BarberisLawrence J. Jin

cognitive scienceeconomic psychologybehavioral decision makingfinance researchexcess volatilityneuroeconomicsinvestor behaviorbehavioral financefinancial decision-makingbehavioral economicscapital marketseconomic behaviorfinancejoint drivers

On the Source and Instability of Probability Weighting. (2023)

Cary FrydmanLawrence Jin

human decision processprobability distortionsbehavioral decision makingexperimental psychologydecision sciencecognitive bias mitigationdecision theorycognitive neurosciencebiasprobability weightingpredictive codingnew theorycognitive scienceexperimental decision makingbehavioral sciencescognition

On the Source and Instability of Probability Weighting. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Cary FrydmanLawrence J. Jin

Asset Pricing With Return Extrapolation. Journal of Financial Economics (2021)

Lawrence J. JinPengfei Sui

financial economicsreturn extrapolationasset pricingvaluationderivative pricingfinancial mathematicseconomic analysisfinance

Efficient Coding and Risky Choice. The Quarterly Journal of Economics (2021)

Cary FrydmanLawrence J Jin

neuroeconomicspsychologyefficient codingrisky choicebehavioral experimentschoice theorycognitive sciencebehavioral economicseconomic behaviorexperimental economicsbehavioral decision makingexperimental psychologydecision sciencedecision theorybiasrisk takingexperimental decision makingbehavioral sciencescognitionhuman decision processeconomic psychologycognitive bias mitigation

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Lawrence J. Jin

Associate Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

Cornell Sc Johnson College of Business

School of Applied Economics and Management

Lawrence J. Jin is currently serving as a Cornell Sc Johnson College Of Business Associate Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Lawrence J. Jin

Cornell University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Behavioral Economics of AI: Llm Biases and Corrections. (2025)

Pietro BiniLin CongXing HuangLawrence J. Jin

llm biasesbiaseconomicsbehavioral economicsresponsible aieconomic behavior

A Structural Neural Autopilot Analysis of Social Media Use Around the Pandemic Lockdown. Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2024)

Yi XinLawrence J. JinJessica FongMatthew ShumColin Camerer

Reflexivity in Credit Markets. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Robin M. GreenwoodSamuel Gregory HansonLawrence J. Jin

The Law of Small Numbers in Financial Markets: Theory and Evidence. (2024)

Lawrence JinCameron Peng

Model-Free and Model-Based Learning as Joint Drivers of Investor Behavior. National Bureau of Economic Research (2023)

Nicholas BarberisLawrence Jin

Model-Free and Model-Based Learning as Joint Drivers of Investor Behavior. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Nicholas BarberisLawrence J. Jin

On the Source and Instability of Probability Weighting. (2023)

Cary FrydmanLawrence Jin

On the Source and Instability of Probability Weighting. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Cary FrydmanLawrence J. Jin

Asset Pricing With Return Extrapolation. Journal of Financial Economics (2021)

Lawrence J. JinPengfei Sui

financial economicsreturn extrapolationasset pricingvaluationderivative pricingfinancial mathematicseconomic analysisfinance

Efficient Coding and Risky Choice. The Quarterly Journal of Economics (2021)

Cary FrydmanLawrence J Jin

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