Marco Novarese

Marco Novarese is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law, Università del Piemonte Orientale, where he also directs the Centre for Cognitive Economics (C4CE). He serves as editor of the Cognitive and Behavioural Economics report for NEP (New Economics Papers), a RePEc dissemination project. His research focuses on the intersection of behavioral economics, cognitive science, and experimental methodology.

• Education & Affiliation:
  • Assistant Professor, Università del Piemonte Orientale (Law School)
  • Director, Centre for Cognitive Economics
  • Co-Editor, NEP Cognitive and Behavioural Economics

Research Interests:
His work explores bounded rationality, intertemporal decision-making, and happiness economics. He investigates how cognitive biases, framing effects, and procedural rationality influence economic choices. His experiments often examine group dynamics, trust mechanisms, and learning processes in behavioral contexts.

Notable Article Trends:
Recent publications analyze framing effects in intertemporal choices (2025), position effects in consumer decisions (2022), and time perception's link to happiness (2016). His experimental designs span topics from child behavioral economics to academic procrastination, with recurring methodologies involving laboratory experiments and natural field studies.

Collaborations & Mentorship:
He has co-authored works with Valeria Faralla, Viviana Di Giovinazzo, and Chris Wilson, among others. His research includes advising students like Antonella Ardizzone and Guido Borà, focusing on behavioral decision theory and cognitive experimental design.