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Anita Gantner is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, University of Innsbruck. She is affiliated with the 'Innsbruck Decision Sciences' research center and works within the Institute of Economic Theory, Policy and History. Her research focuses on behavioral and experimental economics, employing lab experiments and theoretical analysis. Key collaborators include Rudi Kerschbamer and Regine Oexl.
Her research interests revolve around fair division mechanisms, bargaining dynamics, and social preferences. She emphasizes experimental methods to study coordination problems, communication effects in negotiations, and the interplay between fairness and efficiency. Recent work explores legislative bargaining and entitlements, as well as the role of distributional preferences in risky choices.
Teaching responsibilities include courses such as Managerial Economics, Economics of Information, and Market Analysis at both bachelor and master levels. She actively contributes to the academic community through publications in top journals like Games and Economic Behavior and the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization.
Prof. Gantner highlights societal challenges requiring proactive solutions over complacency, advocating for enhanced interdisciplinary cooperation through platforms like IDS. Her work bridges theoretical insights with real-world decision-making processes, emphasizing empirical rigor and practical relevance.
