Felix Chopra

Felix Chopra is an Assistant Professor at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, associated with IZA and the CESifo Research Network. His research focuses on behavioral economics applications in household finance, industrial organization, and climate change economics, with a growing emphasis on AI-driven methodologies. He has received prestigious awards including the IZA Climate Research Award and CESifo Best Paper Award.

Key research contributions include studies on climate policy perceptions, housing market behaviors, and media consumption patterns. His work bridges theoretical economics with practical policy implications, leveraging experimental methods and novel data sources. Chopra collaborates extensively with institutions like the University of Bonn (Armin Falk's group) and has developed influential frameworks for analyzing subjective beliefs and economic decision-making.

Notable publications appear in top journals such as the American Economic Review and Nature Climate Change. He actively contributes to global climate research initiatives, including the 89 Percent Project. Chopra teaches advanced PhD-level courses on behavioral economics and has developed innovative curricula on subjective beliefs and attention mechanisms.