Ben Greiner

Prof. Ben Greiner is a Professor of Empirical Business Research at Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien's Institute for Markets and Strategy. He holds visiting positions at the University of New South Wales, Stanford University, and New York University. His research focuses on experimental and behavioral economics, strategic behavior, and market design. He has held academic roles since 2002, including postdoctoral fellowships at Harvard Business School and the Max Planck Institute of Economics.

Education: PhD in Economics from the University of Cologne (2006), Master’s in Business Administration from Humboldt-University Berlin (2002). He advises on public policy, consults for organizations like eBay and RWE, and serves on editorial and academic committees. His teaching includes courses on game theory, negotiation, and experimental methods.

Research emphasizes experimental methodologies, trust dynamics, and online market platforms. Notable contributions include work on algorithmic advice, voting systems, and feedback mechanisms in digital markets. His software ORSEE is widely used in experimental economics.

Grants and collaborations include involvement with the Management Science Reproducibility Collaboration and multiple international conferences. He co-authored books on behavioral economics and market design, and his work is published in top journals like Management Science and Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization.