Eitan D. Rude
Ph.D. Student
University of California, Los Angeles – Anderson School of Management

I study judgment and decision making, with a particular focus on how individuals think about fairness, uncertainty, money, and time in consumer and policy contexts. In 2023, my work documenting asymmetries in how people evaluate policy trade-offs before versus after implementation was awarded the Hillel Einhorn New Investigator Award by the Society for Judgment and Decision Making.

Prior to graduate school, I earned my A.B. in Economics and Public Policy Studies from The University of Chicago, and spent several years as a Management Consultant in PwC's M&A Advisory practice

When I'm not focusing on school and research, you can probably catch me drinking coffee, reading, or exploring new music venues in Los Angeles.