Michael Kirchler

Michael Kirchler is a researcher at the Department of Economics, University of Innsbruck, specializing in experimental finance, behavioral economics, and market design. His work investigates how social competition, incentives, and risk preferences shape financial decision-making.

• Affiliation: University of Innsbruck - Department of Economics

Research Interests:
His research spans experimental finance, behavioral economics, and professional decision-making. Key areas include tournament incentives, delegated investment dynamics, and the psychological drivers of market behavior.

Article Trends:
His publications focus on market efficiency, risk perception, and social incentives in finance. Topics range from asset bubbles to moral nudges in financial advice, with a strong emphasis on empirical and experimental methods.