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B. Douglas BernheimProfessor of Economics, Stanford UniversityVerified email at stanford.edu
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Using methods from machine learning to evaluate behavioral models of choice under risk and ambiguity A Peysakhovich, J Naecker Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 133, 373-384, 2017	90	2017
When fair isn’t fair: Understanding choice reversals involving social preferences J Andreoni, D Aydin, B Barton, BD Bernheim, J Naecker Journal of Political Economy 128 (5), 1673-1711, 2020	77*	2020
Observability increases the demand for commitment devices CL Exley, JK Naecker Management Science 63 (10), 3262-3267, 2017	42	2017
Non-choice evaluations predict behavioral responses to changes in economic conditions BD Bernheim, D Bjorkegren, J Naecker, A Rangel National Bureau of Economic Research, 2013	31*	2013
Causal inference from hypothetical evaluations BD Bernheim, D Björkegren, J Naecker, M Pollmann National Bureau of Economic Research, 2022	8	2022
The lives of others: Predicting donations with non-choice responses J Naecker Available at SSRN 2699551, 2015	7	2015
Essays in Behavioral and Experimental Economics with Applications to Risk and Social Preferences JK Naecker Stanford University, 2015		2015
Temperature Variations of Gain and Quantum Efficiency of the Near IR Detector for SNAP JK Naecker		2007

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