MARCUS ROEL

I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at Beijing Normal University’s Business School. I obtained my PhD in Economics from the London School of Economics back in 2018. In my research, I aim to combine theory and experimental methods to understand human motivations and behavior. My recent work explores the role of perception (-biases) and information in shaping behavior in labor markets, Bayesian persuasion, sequential games, and for goal-setting.  

Interests: Behavioral & Experimental Economics, Labor Economics, Microeconomic Theory, AI/Machine Learning