About

Andrea Kiss, a behavioral-labor economist, specializes in conducting experiments (lab, online, and field) to explore the impact of biased beliefs on labor markets. Her most recent work focuses on job search behavior and human capital investment.

As a Postdoctoral Fellow at Carnegie Mellon University's Social and Decision Sciences Department, Andrea teaches “Causal Inference,” a course dedicated to observational data methods, and “Behavioral Economics of Poverty and Development,” a course equipping students with behavioral policy tools to mitigate poverty.

Outside academia, Andrea enjoys performing improvisational comedy at a local theatre.

Contact

For more information about Andrea's work, please visit her website: https://www.andreakiss.net/