JUBO YAN
  • Home
  • Research
  • Teaching
  • Curriculum Vitae
  • Info and Thoughts
Picture
Contact Information

Tel: +65-65132249
Email: yanjubo@ntu.edu.sg
jy489@cornell.edu
Jubo Yan, Ph.D.
I am an assistant professor of Economics in the School of Social Sciences at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. My primary research interests are behavioral economics and experimental economics. I study a wide range of economic questions but most of them concern individual decision making (e.g., purchasing and selling, tax payment, donation, etc.) and behavioral nudges (e.g., social norm, debiasing, etc.) especially decisions that are (partially) driven by behavioral factors (e.g., loss aversion, projection bias, salience, social preference, etc.). Most of my works have direct policy implications with a focus on individual's behavioral responses to interventions and policy changes.

Please find my CV here or contact me for more information.

If interested in pursuing a PhD study, please reach out to me by email with a brief introduction of yourself as well as your research interest. 

If you use ANY hyperlink in your email, please reach me at jy489@cornell.edu. Otherwise, NTU email server will block your messages without me receiving any hint.
Research and Teaching Fields
  • Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics 
  • Environmental and Energy Economics(Environmental Policy, Non-market Good Evaluation, Response to Disaster, and Electricity Market) 
  • Public Economics(Voluntary Giving, Tax Compliance, Behavioral Response to Policy)
Recent Works
  1. "Alternative Rebate Rules in Enhancing Large-Group Threshold Public Goods Provision: Experimental Investigation Via Belief and Conditional Strategy" (SSRN) with Zhi Li and Yun Wang. 2022
  2. "Paying Extra for a Label? Evidence of Principal-agent Problem in the Housing Market" (SSRN) with Keyang Li, Jing Wu, and Jianwei Xing. 2020 (in submission)
  3. "Containing the Virus or Reviving the Economy? Evidence from Individual Expectations during the COVID-19 Epidemic" (SSRN) with Keyang Li, Yu Qin, and Jing Wu. 2020 (in submission)
  4. "A Subtle Pronoun Shift Reduces Loss Aversion"  (SSRN)​ with Tai-sen He and Yupeng Li. 2020
  5. "Making Social Cost Salient: A Natural Field Experiment" with Fuhai Hong and Yohanes E. Riyanto. 2021 (email to request a copy)​ (in submission)​​
  6. "Risk Aversion in the Small: Loss Aversion, Probability Weighting, and the Rabin's Critique". (SSRN) 2020.
Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.