Veni subsidies voor FEB onderzoekers Jochem de Bresser and Susanne Täuber
FEB researchers Jochem de Bresser and Susanne Täuber of the Faculty of Economics and Business have both been awarded a Veni grant as part of the Innovational Research Incentives Scheme run by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) and the universities.
The personal Veni grants are worth up to a maximum of € 250,000 and enable talented researchers who have just completed a PhD to conduct research of their own choice.
More info (in Dutch):
Dr. Jochem de Bresser: De rol van verwachtingen in economische modellen
Economie , Econometrie en Financiering
Verwachtingen over lonen, gezondheid en levensduur spelen een centrale rol in economische modellen van arbeidsaanbod en spaargedrag. Echter, economen hebben die verwachtingen tot nu toe benaderd met hun eigen voorspellingen op basis van beschikbare gegevens. In dit onderzoek verrijkt De Bresser economische modellen met de daadwerkelijke verwachtingen die mensen koesteren.
Dr. Susanne) Täuber: De kunst van het overtuigen
Human Resource Management & Organizational Behaviour
Het is belangrijk om mensen ervan te overtuigen gezond te leven, maar wat als goedbedoelde pogingen averechts werken? Als gezond zijn wordt gezien als een morele plicht, kan dit leiden tot defensief gedrag. Täuber onderzoekt de effecten van morele oordelen op de zelfredzame participatiesamenleving die we na streven.
See also : Susanne Täuber, Rosalind Franklin Fellow
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