Ernan Haruvy

Ernan Haruvy is a Professor of Marketing at McGill University, Desautels Faculty of Management. His research spans field experiments, law and economics, learning, marketing research techniques, and survey methodology. He focuses on models of information and learning, online advertising, and operations-marketing interface. Haruvy's work applies behavioral models, experimental methods, and economic theory to improve market design, with applications in auctions, supply-chain bargaining, and electronic commerce. He has published in journals such as American Economic Review, Marketing Science, and Journal of Marketing Research. His research areas include pricing, revenue management, prosocial behavior, and statistical methodology.

Ernan Haruvy is a researcher at McGill University specializing in Econometrics, Game Theory, Market Research, Market Design, and Pricing. His work explores behavioral economics through experimental methods, focusing on topics such as asset market dynamics, decision-making under uncertainty, and the role of social preferences in economic interactions. Haruvy's research includes studies on short selling, trust games, and the impact of information asymmetry in procurement auctions. He also investigates altruism, reciprocity, and social distance in virtual and real-world settings. His contributions span both theoretical and applied economics, with an emphasis on understanding how individuals and organizations make decisions in market environments.