Current: Econ PhD student @HarvardEcon. Soon: AP in Economics @PittEcon. Behavioral, public, market design, political economy. My instruments are in section IV
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Bnaya Dreyfuss retweeted
"Equilibrium Neglect and Political Feasibility" -- check out this fantastic new paper by @B3fuss. It provides theory, evidence, & solutions for voters' failure to anticipate equilibrium effects of policy changes.
The focal application is congestion pricing.
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Bnaya Dreyfuss retweeted
Excited to present my JMP @mit_ide this week! Join us in Sloan Building E62, Room 550, or virtually at link below.
Thank you @johnjhorton & @BenSManning for making this happen! And ofc amazing coauthor @B3fuss (also on job market!)
Virtual link here: eventbrite.com/e/fall-2025-i…
Bnaya Dreyfuss retweeted
This will be a fun semester!
(@caseyfeigh we don't know each other, but thought you may be pleased to know your tweet was the first example in a @HarvardEcon course on incentives. Given your niece's impressive game theory skills at 3y/o, I hope to see her in class in 1½ decades)
Bnaya Dreyfuss retweeted
A year ago I presented a theory paper on disappointment in school choice and someone was like "this probably plays no role in practice" and, as a true theorist, I said "I know nothing of practice" instead of just quoting a report from practice.
Excited to see this out! The title is missing a pretty crucial word (should be "strategy-proof *mechanisms*"). But honestly, with such a long title I almost can't blame anyone
Forthcoming in AEJ: Microeconomics: "Expectations-Based Loss Aversion May Help Explain Seemingly Dominated Choices in Strategy-Proof" by Bnaya Dreyfuss, Ori Heffetz, and Matthew Rabin. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
