Regular biography
Tomasz Strzalecki is a Professor of Economics On Leave Spring at Harvard University, affiliated with the Department of Economics. His research interests include decision theory and economic theory, with a focus on ambiguity aversion, temporal preferences, and bounded rationality. His work encompasses foundational-axiomatic studies of these phenomena as well as economic analyses of models incorporating them. Strzalecki has been an Assistant Professor of Economics at Harvard University since 2009. He received a Ph.D. from Northwestern University in 2008 and an M.A. from the University of Warsaw in 2002.
Scholar-generated biography
Tomasz Strzalecki is a researcher at Harvard University specializing in Decision Theory, Stochastic Choice Theory, Ambiguity, Economic Theory, and Behavioral Economics. His work explores the foundations of decision-making under uncertainty, including multiplier preferences, stochastic choice models, and ambiguity aversion. He investigates how individuals make decisions in the presence of incomplete information and how these choices can be modeled using axiomatic frameworks. His research also examines the role of cognitive processes, such as speed and accuracy in decision timing, and the implications of quasi-hyperbolic discounting. Strzalecki's contributions span both theoretical and empirical analyses, with applications in behavioral economics and economic theory.