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• PhD in Behavioural Science, University of Warwick (UK), 2018
• Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, 2017
• MSc in Behavioural Economics, Erasmus School of Economics (Netherlands), 2014
• BSc in International Business Economics, Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Spain), 2013

Danae spent 2 years as a research fellow at the Economics department of UoB prior to becoming a Lecturer there. She received her PhD in behavioural science from the University of Warwick. In the summer of 2017, she was a research fellow at the Centre for Effective Altruism in Oxford. Prior to her PhD, she completed a masters degree in behavioural economics at the Erasmus School of Economics in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. She obtained her undergraduate degree in international business economics from Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, Spain.

• Behavioural and Experimental Economics
• Risk, Uncertainty and Information
• Microeconomics

Research interests

• Life and health valuation
• Risk, time and social preferences
• Ethical decision making 

Current projects

“Discounting for delay and the value of a life year lost to air pollution (funded by ESRC, PI Dr Rebecca McDonald)

• Preferences over conditional risk sequences: an experimental investigation - with T. Hayes & R. McDonald 

“Risk, Time and Society: the behavioural economics of value” (funded by the Leverhulme Trust, PI Prof Graham Loomes)

• Arroyos-Calvera, D., Covey, J., Loomes, G. & McDonald, R. (2019). . Social Science and Medicine, 238, p. 112477.
• [under review] Does the Allais Paradox survive in commodity space? - with A. Isoni, G. Loomes & R. McDonald
• Testing the reduction of compound lotteries axiom in the standard gamble with objects and money - with G. Loomes, A. Isoni & R. McDonald 

Other projects on Life and health valuation and Risk, time and social preferences:

• Does the efficiency-equity tradeoff change in a pandemic?
• How do people actually prioritise?
• An empirical investigation of safety-focused altruism - all the above with J. Covey, G. Loomes & R. McDonald 

Other projects on Ethical decision making:

• [under review] The Saving Grace Effect: How good reputation moderates perceptions of unfair behaviours in the market - with N. Powdthavee
• [working paper] Unpacking moral wiggle room: information preferences and not information itself predict generosity - with R. McDonald, D. Read & B. Rigal