Isabel Trevino

Isabel Trevino is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of California, San Diego. She earned her Ph.D. from New York University in 2014. Her research focuses on information economics, game theory, and choice-process data, and she is affiliated with the Behavioral/Experimental Economics and Microeconomic Theory research groups. Trevino's work explores the intersection of economic theory and empirical methods to understand decision-making processes. Her profile page provides additional details about her academic and research activities.

Isabel Trevino is a researcher at the University of California, San Diego, focusing on experimental economics and behavioral finance. Her work explores how individuals acquire and process information under uncertainty, particularly in financial and strategic contexts. Trevino's research interests include information acquisition, strategic uncertainty, and the role of sentiment in coordination games. She examines how information structures influence decision-making and market dynamics, with a focus on financial contagion and speculative behavior. Her studies often integrate experimental methods to analyze real-time decision-making and the impact of information asymmetry on economic outcomes.