Manasvini Singh, Carnegie Mellon University
Manasvini Singh is Thomas and Lydia Moran Assistant Professor in the Department of Social and Decision Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University and a Faculty Research Fellow at the NBER. She received her PhD in Health Economics and Policy from Emory University. Previously, Johns Hopkins and Rice University trained.
Manasvini Singh is a health and behavioral economist. Her research interests lie at the intersection of decision theory and health policy. She tries to find evidence for theories of decision-making (from psychology and economics) within "real-world” data. She often focuses on the decisions made by physicians -- a setting where decisions are plenty, consequential, and affected by a variety of interesting and policy-relevant factors.
Her research has been published in journals like American Economic Review, Science, and Management Science, and has been discussed in over a hundred news outlets globally.
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