Marius Guenzel, PhD, Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania

My primary research interests lie in behavioral and corporate finance, intersecting with labor, organizational, and health economics. My research examines the interplay between economic, psychological and social factors that influence firms, managerial behavior and individuals. It emphasizes the human aspect of these dynamics, highlighting that economic agents are people, both shaping and being shaped by their economic environment.

Selected Publications

AI Personality Extraction from Faces: Labor Market Implications (with M. Niessner, S. Kogan, and K. Shue), November 2024 Presented at (selected conferences only, by coauthor): SAFE Household Finance Workshop 2024, Research in Behavioral Finance Conference

Mental Models and Financial Forecasts (with F. Bastianello and P. Decaire), November 2024 Presented at (selected conferences only, by coauthor, scheduled): 1st Workshop on LLMs and Generative AI for Finance, ITAM Finance Conference 2025

Longevity and Occupational Choice (with U. Malmendier and D. Sosyura), July 2024 Presented at (scheduled): NBER Health Economics Fall Meeting 2023, Ageing and Sustainable Finance Conference 2024, CEPR Economics of Longevity and Ageing Conference 2024, NBER SI Labor Studies 2024, ASSA 2025