Yanting Wu

Yanting Wu is an Assistant Professor at the Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary's University, holding a position in the Finance, Information Systems and Management Science department. Her research focuses on real estate economics, behavioral finance, agent incentives, and gender dynamics in labor markets. She explores topics such as carbon pricing impacts on housing markets, agent attractiveness effects, insider trading sentiment, and gender-based workload choices in brokerage industries.

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Her work examines market inefficiencies arising from agent behavior, signaling mechanisms in pricing strategies, and conflicts of interest in buyer brokerage. Recent studies analyze how recurrent price reductions affect house sales and how firm-level sentiment influences insider trading. She also investigates gender disparities in multitasking performance within real estate brokerage.

Notable research areas include environmental policy implications on household decisions, cognitive biases in transaction contexts, and regulatory frameworks for consumer protection. Yanting's interdisciplinary approach bridges economics, marketing, and organizational behavior to address real-world market challenges.