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Dykstra  \nUniversity of Konstanz  \nDepartment of Economics  \nBox 131  \nD-78457 Konstanz  \n[holly.dykstra@uni-konstanz.de](holly.dykstra@uni-konstanz.de)  \n[http://hollydykstra.github.io](http://hollydykstra.github.io)  \nOffice: F310  \nEmployment  \nUniversity of Konstanz, 2021–Present (Parental leave: 2024, 2026)  \nAssistant Professor (W1-Juniorprofessur), Department of Economics  \nOther Affiliations  \nCentre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR), Research Affiliate, 2025-Present  \nCluster of Excellence “The Politics of Inequality”, Principal Investigator, 2026-Present  \nHarvard University STAR Lab, Faculty Affiliate, 2022–Present  \nThurgauer Wirtschaftsinstitut (TWI), Faculty Affiliate, 2021–Present  \nEducation  \nHarvard University, Ph.D. in Public Policy, 2021  \nDissertation: “Essays in Behavioral and Experimental Economics”  \nCommittee: Christine Exley, David Laibson, Brigitte Madrian (chair)  \nColumbia University, Columbia College, B.A. in Economics (cum laude), 2012  \nStudy Abroad: Department of Economics, Boğaziçi University  \nResearch Fields  \nBehavioral Economics, Public Economics, Experimental Economics, Household Finance  \nResearch  \nWorking Papers  \n“Offsetting the Earnings Disincentive in Public Housing: Evidence from a Behaviorally Informed Field Intervention,” with Sofía Fernández-Guerrico. CEPR Discussion Paper No. 21316 & IZA Discussion Paper No. 18483.  \n“When Decisions Require Consideration, People Give Up Control,” with Christine Exley, Muriel Niederle, and Heather Wong. CEPR Discussion Paper No. 21005. R&R at Management Science.  \nPublications  \n“The Buy-In Effect: When Increasing Initial Effort Encourages Follow-Through,” with Shibeal O’Flaherty and Ashley Whillans. CEPR Discussion Paper No. 21442. Accepted at Management Science.“Patience Across Payday: The Role of Scarcity in Commitment Decisions.” Forthcoming at Journal of Political Economy Microeconomics.  \n“Nudging the Commute: Using Behaviorally-Informed Interventions to Promote Sustainable Transportation,” with Michael Daly, Lyndsay Gavin, Shibeal O’Flaherty, Jessica Roberts, Joseph Sherlock, and Ashley Whillans. Behavioral Science & Policy, 2021, 7(2), 27-49.  \nWorks in Progress  \n“Can’t Apply? Try Generative AI,” with Marie-Pascale Grimon.  \n“Financial Behavior Across the Payday Cycle: Evidence from Transaction-Level Bank Data,” with Arna Olafsson.  \n“Making Political Decisions about Future Public Policies,” with Christian Breunig and Wolfgang Gaissmaier.  \nPresentations  \n2026-  \n2024- 2025  \n2022- 2023  \n2020- 2021  \nLMU Munich Predictive People Analytics Summit (invited), Ludwig Erhard ifo Conference on Institutional Economics, University of Konstanz Microeconomics Seminar, Valais Economics Workshop at UniDistance Suisse (upcoming, invited)  \nBehavioral Workshop at Ulm University, Berlin Behavioral Economics Seminar (invited), Early-Career Behavioral Economics Conference (ECBE) ofthe IZA Institute of Labor Economics, iSEE Workshop at NYU Abu Dhabi (invited), Joachim Herz Stiftung, Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (MCMP) Workshop on Digital Nudging (invited), U.S. Office of Evaluation Sciences (OES) (invited), University of Hohenheim (invited)  \nBundesbank/Banque de France Spring Joint Conference, Max Planck Institute Workshop on Paternalism: Origins and Consequences (invited), Prague Conference on Behavioral Sciences, Thurgauer Wirtschaftsinstitut, Universities of Bonn and Cologne ECONtribute Workshop on Autonomy & Paternalism, University of Portsmouth Decision-Making for Others Conference (DMfO) (invited) Boğaziçi University, ESA Global Around-the-Clock Conference, ESA Job Market Candidates Seminar, Harvard Kennedy School Applied Microeconomics Seminar, Harvard University Graduate Student Workshop in Behavioral Economics, IE University, Innsbruck Experimental Finance Conference, London Business School Trans-Atlantic Doctoral Conference (TADC), Maastricht Behavioral Economic Policy Symposium (M-BEPS), National University of Si","cbCaia9h96xGwv59","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia9h96xGwv59","pdf",31765,"English","# Employment\n## University of Konstanz\n# Other Affiliations\n# Education\n# Research Fields\n# Research\n## Working Papers\n## Publications\n## Works in Progress\n# Presentations\n# Academic Grants\n# Honors\n# Teaching\n## Graduate Courses\n## Undergraduate Courses","[{\"question\":\"What is Holly M. 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