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Pol Campos is an Assistant Professor of Economics and Tore Browaldh Scholar at Lund University. He holds a PhD from Lund University (2020) and was a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Copenhagen (2020–2022). His research focuses on applied microeconomics, employing field and lab experiments to study education, health, and behavioral economics. He investigates how incentives and reference points influence decision-making, such as vaccination uptake and educational effort. He also examines heterogeneity in preferences and its impact on behavior.
Research Interests:
- Educational incentives and goal mismatch
- Health economics and vaccination behavior
- Experimental methods in behavioral economics
- Social preferences and environmental externalities
Recent Research Output Trends: Recent work emphasizes vaccination incentives, environmental externalities, and non-Bayesian decision-making. Publications span working papers and peer-reviewed journals, addressing topics like vaccine hesitancy and education policy.
Prizes & Grants:
- Recipient of the Pontus Roos Memoria (2019)
- Swedish Research Council funding for vaccine hesitancy research (2023–2026)
Professional Activities: Engaged in 41 activities, including 26 invited talks on topics like 'Aversion to Incentives' and 'Social Preferences in Environmental Behavior'.
