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Emil Persson is an Associate Professor at Linköping University, specializing in Behavioral Economics with a focus on health economics. His research integrates insights from behavioral economics, psychology, and neuroscience to explore important topics within health economics and public economics. He investigates how emotions and cognitive biases shape individuals' decision-making processes, particularly in healthcare and public policy contexts. His work delves into the implications of these influences on policy design and aims to understand the general aspects of everyday decision-making. Key research areas include the role of moral emotions in healthcare rationing, the psychology of democratic decision-making, and the effect of decision fatigue on doctors' decision-making processes. His scholarly interests lie in understanding the behavioral factors that affect economic choices and the design of effective policies that take these elements into account.
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