Tobias Moskowitz

About the Author

Tobias Moskowitz is a distinguished economist and professor renowned for his innovative application of behavioral economics to the world of sports. With a PhD from Yale University, he has spent his career uncovering the hidden biases and psychological factors that shape athletic performance and game outcomes, challenging conventional wisdom in the field. As co-author of the acclaimed book Scorecasting: The Hidden Influences Behind How Sports Are Played and Games Are Won, Moskowitz blends rigorous data analysis with engaging storytelling to reveal why underdogs triumph, referees make controversial calls, and fans' superstitions hold sway. His work has been featured in major publications like The New York Times and ESPN, influencing how sports enthusiasts and professionals alike understand the game beyond the scoreboard. Beyond academia, Moskowitz continues to explore the intersections of economics, psychology, and culture through lectures and media appearances.