Jordi Mondria

Jordi Mondria is a Professor at the University of Toronto, Department of Economics, and serves as Director of the MFE Program. His research focuses on financial economics, international economics, and macroeconomics. He holds a Ph.D. from Princeton University (2006), an M.A. from Princeton University (2003), and a B.A. from Universitat Pompeu Fabra (2001). His work includes studies on financial contagion, home bias, and international investment. Mondria's publications appear in journals such as the Economic Journal, Review of Financial Studies, and Journal of International Economics. He teaches courses in principles of macroeconomics.

Jordi Mondria is an economist at the University of Toronto whose research focuses on the intersection of financial markets, behavioral economics, and information processing. His work explores how attention allocation, information asymmetry, and social networks influence asset pricing, portfolio decisions, and international investment. Mondria's studies often integrate novel data sources, such as internet search queries and social media activity, to analyze how investors process and react to financial news. His research highlights the role of behavioral biases in financial markets, particularly in the context of home bias, financial contagion, and the impact of news selection on stock returns.