David Sobel

David Sobel is an influential American economist and professor, known for his work in the fields of behavioral economics and public finance. He explores how individuals make decisions and how those decisions impact economic policies. Sobel's research often focuses on issues such as voting behavior, social preferences, and the effects of incentives on people's choices. He has contributed to our understanding of how economic theory intersects with human psychology, helping to illuminate the real-world implications of economic models and policies. His work supports a more nuanced view of economic behavior, moving beyond traditional assumptions of rationality.