Elif Incekara-Hafalir

Fields

• Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics, Consumer Financial Decision, Making, Applied Microeconomics.

Education

• Ph.D., Economics, Penn State University, June 2007
• B.S., Industrial Engineering, Bilkent University, Turkey, 2001

Teaching

• Behavioural Game Theory (UTS Grad Cert)
• Behavioural Decision Making (UTS Grad Cert)
• Economic Policy and Market Design (UTS Undergrad)
• Principles of Microeconomics (UTS Undergrad)
• Behavioral Economics (CMU Undergrad)
• Freshman Seminar on Behavioral Economics (CMU Undergrad)
• Microeconomics(CMU Undergrad)
• Advance Microeconomic Theory(CMU Undergrad)

Publications

• “The Effect of Payment Medium on Effort,” (joint with Raymond Kumar and Juliana Silva Goncalves) forthcoming, Economic Inquiry (A)
• “Is the Allais Paradox Due to Appeal of Certainty or Aversion to Zero?” (joint with Eungsik Kim and Jack Stecher), Experimental Economics (A), 2021, 24(3), 751-771.
• “Self-Control and Awareness: Evidence from a Homeless Shelter” (joint with Sera Linardi), Journal of Economic Psychology (A), 2017, 61, 39-54.
• “Credit Card Competition and Naïve Hyperbolic Consumers,” Journal of Financial Services Research (A), 2015, 47, 153-175.