Georg Weizsäcker

Georg Weizsäcker is a Professor at Humboldt University of Berlin's School of Business and Economics, where he leads research in Microeconomic Theory and Applications. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with experimental validation, focusing on human decision-making processes in economic contexts.

Research Focus: His primary interests include:

• Experimental analysis of financial decision-making and belief formation
• Game-theoretic modeling of strategic interactions
• Behavioral biases in economic choices
• Expectation dynamics in household and policy contexts
• Microfoundations of economic behavior

Publication Trends: His recent scholarly output demonstrates a consistent focus on experimental and behavioral economics, with frequent contributions to game theory, decision sciences, and applied microeconomics. Key themes include expectation formation, social learning, and methodological innovations in experimental design. His work appears regularly in top-tier economics journals including American Economic Review, Management Science, and Journal of Public Economics.

Professional Affiliations: He participates in the Berlin School of Economics junior career programs, supporting early-career researchers in economics.