I am a professor of economics at Caltech. My research is in microeconomic theory, mainly on choice under risk and uncertainty, theories of attention and information acquisition, forecasting, and Bayesian epistemology.
I graduated from Northwestern University, where I was advised by Alvaro Sandroni, and before Caltech, I spent a year as a postdoctoral fellow at the Cowles Foundation, Yale.
My curriculum vitae.
You can reach me at luciano@caltech.edu.
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