Konrad GRABISZEWSKI

Professeur Associé (Education Track - Campus Doha)

Economie et Sciences de la Décision

grabiszewski@hec.fr http://konradgrabiszewski.com/

Biographie

Dr. Konrad Grabiszewski holds an MPhil in Economics from the University of Amsterdam, an MSc in Mathematics from the Courant Institute at New York University, and a PhD in Economics from the Stern School of Business at New York University. From 2008 to 2015 he was a faculty member at the Department of Business Administration at ITAM; a top business school in Mexico. Then, he has been at the Department of Economics at the University of Miami.

In his research, Dr. Konrad research focuses on understanding how people make decisions in various context. He is an expert in game theory and decision theory. His research is both theoretical and empirical. He is a co-creator of the mobile experiment “Blues and Reds” – a free game available globally on smartphones and tablets – whose objective is to understand how people reason in interactive situations. Currently, he is working on the second mobile experiment. Dr. Konrad also works on questions like economic espionage, terrorism, and government regulation. His research has been published in Journal of Economic Theory, Theory and Decision, B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics, and Defence and Peace Economics.

Dr. Konrad has been teaching economics and strategy at the undergraduate, Master, MBA, and Executive MBA levels. Being very passionate about teaching, he has won several teaching awards.

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Articles scientifiques

The Social Costs of Deregulation in a Fight Against Corruption: A Case Study on Driver’s Licenses in Mexico City

Review of Law and Economics, À paraître, (in coll. with A. HORENSTEIN)

Unraveling the Peltzman Effect: The Significance of Agent’s Type

Review of Law and Economics, mars 2024, vol. 20, n° 1, pp 65-82, (in coll. with A. Horenstein)

Profiling dynamic decision-makers

PLOS One, 2022, vol. 17, n° 4, pp e0266366, (in coll. with A. Horenstein)

Measuring tree complexity with response times

Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics (formerly the Journal of Socio-Economics), juin 2022, vol. 98, pp 101876, (in coll. with A. Horenstein)

Effort is not a monotonic function of skills: Results from a global mobile experiment

Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, août 2020, vol. 176, pp 634-652, (in coll. with A. Horenstein)

More Is Not Always Better: The Case of Counterterrorism Security

Journal of Conflict Resolution: research on war and peace between and within nations, septembre 2019, vol. 63, n° 8, pp 1923-1938, (in coll. with P. Dev)

Economic Espionage

Defence and Peace Economics, 2019, vol. 30, n° 3, pp 269-277, (in coll. with D. Minor)

On the Rejectability of the Subjective Expected Utility Theory

The B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics (Research, anciennement Frontiers et Advances), 2016, vol. 16, n° 2, pp 437-454,

Epistemic Self-Analysis and Epistemic Bounded Rationality

Economics Bulletin, 2015, vol. 35, n° 3, pp 1941-1948,

Rationalizing epistemic bounded rationality

Theory and Decision, avril 2015, vol. 78, n° 4, pp 629-637,

Cahiers de recherche

Unraveling the Peltzman Effect: The Significance of Agent's Type

SSRN Electronic Journal , 2024

The Social Costs of Deregulation in a Fight Against Corruption: A Case Study on Driver's Licenses In Mexico City

University of Miami Business School Research Paper Series , 2023

A Mobile Experiment on Tree Construction

University of Miami Business School Research Paper Series , 2019

Skills, Complexity, and Backward Induction

SSRN Electronic Journal , 2019

Tree Construction and Backward Induction: A Mobile Experiment

SSRN Electronic Journal , 2018

Cas pédagogiques

Cinépolis in India: A Business Adventure in Bollywood

Low-Cost Airlines, Growth Potential, and International Opportunities: The Case of Volaris