Yves Le Yaouanq

Welcome! I am an Assistant Professor in economics at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich. My work lies at the intersection of decision theory, behavioral economics and experimental economics. You can download my CV here. Working papers Boolean representations of preferences under ambiguity     with Mira Frick and Ryota Iijima     Supplementary appendix     (Revise and resubmit, Econometrica - this paper will be replaced by Zero-sum representations of context-        dependent ambiguity attitudes, in collaboration with Madhav Chandrasekher) Learning about one's self     with Peter Schwardmann     (pre-analysis plan, experimental instructions) Experimentation with self-serving attribution biases    with Nina Hestermann    (Conditionally accepted, American Economic Journal: Microeconomics) A model of ideological thinking An economic model of the meat paradox     with Nina Hestermann and Nicolas Treich Publications Behavioral characterizations of naivete for time-inconsistent preferences     with David S. Ahn, Ryota Iijima and Todd Sarver     Review of Economic Studies, 86(6): 2319–2355, 2019.