Peter Andre

Prof. Peter Andre is an Assistant Professor at SAFE (Leibniz Institute for Financial Research) and the Goethe University Frankfurt's Department of Management and Microeconomics. His research focuses on behavioral economics, exploring how people’s perceptions of economic phenomena—such as inflation expectations, justice, and climate action—shape economic outcomes and policy interpretations.

Key areas include narratives in macroeconomics, meritocracy dynamics, and socially responsible consumer behavior. He co-leads the Behavioral Finance team and collaborates with institutions like CESifo and IZA. Notable awards include the 2022 CESifo Behavioral Economics Prize and the IZA Climate Change Research Award.

His work bridges theoretical insights with empirical evidence, as seen in publications like *The Review of Economic Studies* and *Nature Climate Change*. Current projects address climate change perception gaps, cognitive models of financial markets, and near-rational consumption patterns.