I am Doctoral Candidate in economics at Hanken. My primary research fields are behavioral, experimental and public economics, with a specific focus on moral behavior in market and non-market interactions. In my doctoral research, I use theoretical and experimental methods to study tax evasion, markets for credence goods, and cooperation in social dilemma situations. The overarching theme in this research is the misrepresentation of private information to authorities, peers, or clients.
I also have a secondary research agenda, in which I use administrative register data to explore links between economic preferences, welfare take-up, health and labor market outcomes.
My research has been published in Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics and Yhteiskuntapolitiikka (in Finnish).
I am Laboratory Manager at Helsinki LABBET. Previously, I have worked as a researcher at the Social Insurance Institution of Finland.
