Guidon Fenig

Guidon Fenig is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Ottawa. His research focuses on Experimental Economics and Behavioral Economics, exploring financial decision-making, resource allocation, and team dynamics.

• Education: PhD in Economics (2016) from the University of British Columbia

Fenig’s work investigates behavioral patterns in economic contexts, including:

• Financial budgeting and optimization challenges
• Team-based procrastination and cooperation
• Asset market bubbles under policy interventions
• Rationing mechanisms in labor and output distribution
• Consistency in time allocation decisions

His recent publications appear in Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization and Experimental Economics, often collaborating with Luba Petersen, Mariya Mileva, and Yoram Halevy. Key themes include experimental validation of behavioral theories and policy design for market stability.