Nicolas Ajzenman

Nicolas Ajzenman is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at McGill University. His research focuses on Development Economics, Political Economy, and Behavioral Economics. Ajzenman holds a PhD from Sciences Po and is affiliated with the Economics department at McGill University. His work explores economic and political dynamics in developing contexts, with an emphasis on behavioral insights. He is based in Leacock 538, Montreal, Quebec, and his personal website provides additional information on his research and publications.

Nicolás Ajzenman is an economist whose research spans Behavioral Economics, Development Economics, Political Economy, and Crime. His work explores how behavioral insights can inform public policy, particularly in areas such as health, education, and labor markets. Ajzenman investigates the impact of communication, social norms, and institutional design on individual and collective decision-making. His research includes studies on the effects of leaders' speech on risky behavior, the role of corruption in perpetuating crime, and the use of behavioral strategies to improve education and health outcomes. He also examines the relationship between immigration and public perceptions of crime, as well as the influence of political institutions on democratic support.