About
Michael Razen is a Researcher at the Department of Economics within the Faculty of Economics at the University of Innsbruck, Austria. His work bridges finance, economics, and behavioral research, with a focus on reproducibility, risk preferences, and tax compliance.
His research interests include:
- Experimental Finance (e.g., choice architecture, monetary incentives)
- Behavioral Economics (e.g., financial literacy, cognitive biases)
- Quantitative Finance (e.g., non-standard errors, liquidity studies)
- Tax Policy (e.g., transparency effects on consumer and firm behavior)
Recent publications highlight collaborations with institutions like Stockholm School of Economics, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and Goethe University Frankfurt. His work appears in journals such as the Journal of Finance and European Accounting Review, emphasizing reproducibility, behavioral finance, and policy impacts.
Key trends in his publications:
- 2019–2024: Focus on data reproducibility, tax transparency, and behavioral finance using multi-analyst studies and experimental economics.
- Collaborative Networks: Frequent co-authorship with institutions across Europe (e.g., University of Innsbruck, HEC Paris) and Asia (e.g., Singapore Management University).
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