Paulo Natenzon WUSTL Department of Economics One Brookings Drive, Campus Box 1208 St. Louis, MO 63130 USA http://pnatenzon.wustl.edu Updated: June 2014 (732) 822-5235 mobile [email protected] US Permanent Resident Current Position Washington University in St. Louis Assistant Professor, Department of Economics Education Ph.D. in Economics, Princeton University General Examinations: Economic Theory, Financial Economics M.A. in Economics, Princeton University M.Sc. in Mathematics, Instituto de Matem´atica Pura e Aplicada (IMPA) B.Sc. in Economics, University of S˜ao Paulo (USP) Research Interests Primary: Economic Theory, Decision Theory, Behavioral Economics Secondary: Financial Economics Papers “Random Choice as Behavioral Optimization”, Econometrica, forthcoming (with Faruk Gul and Wolfgang Pesendorfer) July 2011–present May 2011 May 2007 2007 2005 2003 “Random Choice and Learning”, updated October 2013 Working Paper “Subjective Ambiguity and Preference for Flexibility” Princeton Economic Theory Center Working Paper 006, September 2010 Awards and Honors Earle H. and Suzanne S. Harbison Faculty Fellow, Washington University 2011 Bernard Marcus Fellowship, The Institute for Humane Studies 2010 Stephen Goldfeld Summer Research Fellowship, Princeton University 2008, 2009 Towbes Prize for Outstanding Teaching, Princeton University 2008 Graduate School Fellowship, Princeton University 2005–2010 Fulbright Fellowship for Doctoral Studies in the US (declined) 2005 IPEA National Research Paper Award (Brazil), runner-up 2004 CAPES (National Department for Education, Brazil) Master’s Fellowship 2003–2005 USP Academic Merit Award (top student in graduating class) 2003 S˜ao Paulo State Council of Economists Academic Merit Award 2003 Invited Talks 2010–2011: Princeton University, University of Toronto, Washington University in St. Louis, IESE Barcelona, University of Alicante, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, University of Haifa, New York University, D-Day at Yale University, 2011 Kansas Workshop on Economic Theory at The University of Kansas, 2011 Risk Uncertainty and Decisions Conference at the Collegio Carlo Alberto, 28th Colloquim of Mathematics at IMPA. 2011–2012: ASU, UBC, D-TEA Paris. 2012– 2013: Berkeley, SBE Meetings, USP, FGV-SP. 2013–2014: University of Pittsburgh, Harvard/MIT Theory Workshop. Paulo Natenzon Teaching Page 2 At Wash U: Microeconomics I (PhD core) Fall 2011, 2012 Topics in Advanced Theory I (2nd year PhD) Fall 2011, 2012 Game Theory (undergraduate) Fall 2011, 2012 At Princeton: Junior Independent Work Assistant Instructor for Professor Peter B. Kenen. Microeconomic Theory I (PhD core, ECO501) Assistant Instructor for Professor Faruk Gul. 2009, 2010 Fall 2007, 2008, 2009 Microeconomic Theory: A Mathematical Approach (ECO310) Assistant Instructor for Professor Stephen Morris. Spring 2008 Cases in Financial Risk Management (master’s FIN521) Assistant Instructor for Professor Rossen Valkanov. Spring 2009 Intermediate Calculus (master’s WWS635C) Instructor, Math Camp. Summer 2008 Activities Referee: American Economic Review, Econometrica, Journal of Economic Theory, Journal of the European Economic Association, Theoretical Economics. Previous Experience Associate Intern, Analysis Group Inc. (San Francisco, CA) Summer 2007 Developed models and implemented computer code for the valuation of non-standard Employee Stock Options and other complex instruments. Research Assistant, Princeton University (Princeton, NJ) Summer 2006 Conducted data analysis for the paper ‘The Informal Sector’ by Professors Jos´e ´ Scheinkman and Aureo de Paula. Analyst, Ministry of Finance (Brazil) Conducted research on the determinants of labor market informality. Languages Summer 2005 English (fluent), Spanish (native), Portuguese (native), and Hebrew (beginner).
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