Theresa Kuchler
Associate Professor of Finance at Leonard N. Stern School of Business

Biography
Leonard N. Stern School of Business
Theresa Kuchler is an Associate Professor of Finance at New York University's Stern School of Business.
She earned a Ph.D. in Economics at Stanford University. Prior to attending Stanford, she received a diploma in Business Economics from the University of Mannheim and spent a year as a Fulbright visiting student in the Economics department at UC Berkeley.
Theresa Kuchler's research interests lie in how consumers and firms make decisions in financial and related matters, incorporating insights from behavioral economics. Her recent research leverages online data to empirically analyze why consumers hold expensive credit card balances, often over substantial time horizons, specifically testing for the influence of hyperbolic discounting. She has also evaluated how seller experiments common in online markets can be used to learn about consumer behavior and market outcomes and analyzed the implications for corporate acquisitions when deviations of beliefs from fundamental value by several market participants interact.
Research Interests
- Household Finance
- Behavioral Economics
- Corporate Finance •
- Economics of Online Markets
Courses Taught
- Foundations of Finance
Academic Background
Diploma, Business Economics University of Mannheim
Ph.D., Economics Stanford University
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EHHF Peer Effects - Theresa Kuchler Peer Effects in Product Adoption
EHHF Expectations - Theresa Kuchler
EHHF Household Borrowing - Theresa Kuchler
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EHHF Mortgages - Theresa Kuchler
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