Gergely Hajdu

Gergely Hajdu is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics, WU Vienna University of Economics and Business. He specializes in behavioral economics and experimental economics, with a focus on decision-making processes and belief formation. Currently teaching Microeconomics and Bridging Courses in Applied Microeconomics, he is set to join Masaryk University's Faculty of Economics and Administration in Fall 2025.

His research explores how individuals form beliefs and make decisions in economic contexts, particularly in areas of market structures, inequality, and gender pay gaps. Hajdu employs both theoretical models and experimental methods, collaborating internationally on topics like organizational inequality and labor market dynamics.

Recent courses include Microeconomics (VUE5462, VUE0994, VUE1682) and Bridging Course in DigEcon: Applied Microeconomics (AG1484), offered during summer and winter university sessions. His work addresses contemporary issues such as digitalization's impact on markets and ecological transformation.

Key research themes include decision-making under uncertainty, cognitive biases, and the socioeconomic implications of labor market trends. Hajdu’s contributions span academic publishing and pedagogical innovation, bridging theoretical insights with practical applications in economics education.