Media coverage
Using data to answer important questions
Researcher profile at Wellington School of Business and Government
Are professors really worth it?
Interview about "Are professors worth it?"
The better teacher: the professor or another student?
Interview about "Students are almost as effective as professors in university teaching?"
Are professors worth it? Who should teach college students in their small group classes?
JHR press release about "Are professors worth it?"
Research shows students are as good as professors in tutorial teaching
The Conversation article about "Are professors worth it?"
Are professors good teachers?
IZA newsroom article about "Are professors worth it?"
(Ir)rationality and the Case for Behavioural Economics
Asymmetric Information column
Lecturers give higher grades to students who are the same nationality as them
The Telegraph article about "Endophilia or exophobia"
Favoritism: Playing out at an office near you
The Wall Street Journal blog post about "Endophilia or exophobia"
Policy engagement
The Save More Tomorrow plan can boost retirement savings in New Zealand, with Shakked Noy
SEF working paper (06/2019)
- covered in: National Business Review.
- informed recommendation of Commission for Financial Capability (CFFC). See recommendation 5 in review of retirement policies 2019.
Using data to answer important questions
Researcher profile at Wellington School of Business and Government
Are professors really worth it?
Interview about "Are professors worth it?"
The better teacher: the professor or another student?
Interview about "Students are almost as effective as professors in university teaching?"
Are professors worth it? Who should teach college students in their small group classes?
JHR press release about "Are professors worth it?"
Research shows students are as good as professors in tutorial teaching
The Conversation article about "Are professors worth it?"
Are professors good teachers?
IZA newsroom article about "Are professors worth it?"
(Ir)rationality and the Case for Behavioural Economics
Asymmetric Information column
Lecturers give higher grades to students who are the same nationality as them
The Telegraph article about "Endophilia or exophobia"
Favoritism: Playing out at an office near you
The Wall Street Journal blog post about "Endophilia or exophobia"
Policy engagement
The Save More Tomorrow plan can boost retirement savings in New Zealand, with Shakked Noy
SEF working paper (06/2019)
- covered in: National Business Review.
- informed recommendation of Commission for Financial Capability (CFFC). See recommendation 5 in review of retirement policies 2019.
