Pascal Nieder

Pascal Nieder is a Researcher (PhD student) at the Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance and the Munich Graduate School of Economics. His research focuses on Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics, Game Theory, and Public Economics.

Education:

• 2020–2023: MSc Quantitative Economics, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
• Aug 2018–Jan 2019: Erasmus Exchange Semester, University of Copenhagen
• 2016–2020: BSc Economics, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich

Research Interests: Nieder's work examines dishonesty in complex environments using experimental methods. He explores how decision-making processes in ambiguous settings lead to deliberate lies, shortcuts, or accidental errors, with implications for public policy design.

Publications: His recent working paper investigates behavioral mechanisms in complex systems, contributing to experimental economics and game theory.

Awards/Grants: None explicitly listed in the provided text.

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the Max Planck Institute's Public Economics research group.