Alejandro Hirmas is a behavioral economist whose research explores the role of attention and cognitive processes on economic decision-making. His work spans a range of economic choices, including risky decisions, sustainability, and gender discrimination. Using novel statistical methods, Alejandro manages to disentangle different channels on how attention plays a role in the decision processes. He is currently working on the Trustpath project.

More information at Alejandro’s personal website.

Interests

• Individual Differences
• Visual Attention
• Discrimination
• Sustainability