Jan Nielsen
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About
Jan Nielsen is a rising scholar in experimental economics and market design, whose work explores how algorithmic decision-making shapes human behavior in competitive environments. Her most-cited paper, "For Better or For Worse: Algorithmic Choice in Experimental Markets" (2022), examines the nuanced effects of delegating market decisions to algorithms—revealing both efficiency gains and unintended consequences for fairness and trust. Though early in her career, with 2 citations to date, this study has already sparked discussion in behavioral economics and human-computer interaction circles, laying groundwork for understanding the ethical implications of AI-driven markets. Nielsen’s research bridges theoretical models and real-world applications, offering insights into how automated choices alter strategic interactions. Her work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in the intersection of technology, decision science, and market regulation. As algorithmic systems become pervasive, Nielsen’s contributions promise to inform policy and design, making her a voice to watch in the evolving dialogue on responsible innovation.
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- 1For Better or For Worse: Algorithmic Choice in Experimental Markets2 citations · 2022