Neva Novarro

Neva Novarro's work addresses critical gaps in the field of behavioral public economics, focusing on the intricate ways in which human behavior impacts economic decision-making and policy effectiveness. As a Visiting Assistant Professor at Pomona College, Novarro employs a unique blend of experimental methods, both in controlled laboratory settings and real-world field environments, to explore the nuances of decision-making processes in economic contexts. Novarro's research is driven by a keen interest in how individual behaviors can shape broader social welfare outcomes. By examining the psychological and behavioral underpinnings of economic decisions, Novarro seeks to uncover insights that can inform the development of more effective and equitable public policies. This approach not only enhances the understanding of economic behavior but also provides valuable guidance for policymakers aiming to leverage behavioral insights for societal benefit. In addition to their research endeavors, Neva Novarro is committed to fostering an engaging and dynamic learning environment for students. Through their teaching, Novarro encourages critical thinking and the application of behavioral economics principles to real-world challenges, preparing students to become thoughtful and informed contributors to the field. Novarro's academic journey is rooted in a strong foundation from Economics Stanford University, where they honed their expertise in behavioral public economics. Their contributions to the field are marked by a dedication to bridging the gap between theoretical research and practical policy applications, making a significant impact on both academic and policy-making communities.