Professor Diane Reyniers

Professor Diane Reyniers is a Professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science, affiliated with the Department of Management. She holds a BSc in Applied Economics from Antwerp, an MSc in Operations Research from LSE, and a PhD in Operations Research from LSE. Prior to her current position, she worked at the University of Antwerp and the London Business School, and served as Director of the Interdisciplinary Institute of Management. Her research interests include behavioural decision making, experimental economics, and evolutionary psychology.

Diane Reyniers is a researcher at the London School of Economics, focusing on contract design, quality control, and behavioral economics. Her work explores the dynamics of supplier-producer contracts, the control of quality in conflictual environments, and the role of behavioral factors in financial decision-making. She investigates how strategic interactions, such as mating preferences and coordination problems, influence economic outcomes. Her research also addresses issues like inventory management, pricing strategies, and the impact of social theories on economic behavior. Reyniers' publications highlight the interplay between economic theory and real-world applications, particularly in areas such as public policy, entrepreneurial finance, and organizational behavior.