2024
Apr 24, Seth Benzell - "Measuring Social Media Network Effects."
Apr 17, Ian Krajbich - "Hesitation in the Marketplace."
Mar 27, Timothy Shields - "Making Talk Less Cheap: The Intrinsic Verifiability of Bad News."
March 20, Yang Xie - "Hobbesian Wars and Separation of Powers."
Feb 28, Victor Ortego-Marti - Home Construction Financing and Search Frictions in the Housing Market
Jan 31, Jennifer Pate -"Fit for the Role: Gender, Confidence, and Political Ambition in Elections."
2023
Nov 29, Jason Shachat - "Suggested versus Extended Gifts: How Alternative Market Institutions Mitigate Moral Hazard."
Nov 22, Shuchen Zhao - "Salience in Markets with Multiple Assets: An Experimental Study."
Nov 8, David Dickinson - "The impact of sleep restriction on story retelling fidelity."
Nov 1, Olivier Armantier, "The Curious Case of the Rise in Deflation Expectations."
Oct 4, Zachary Breig - "Experimental Auctions with Securities."
Aug 23, Tjeerd De-vries will present "A Quantile Approach to Evaluating Asset Pricing Models."
April 26, Georgios Petropoulos will present "Platform Competition and Information Sharing."
April 19, Marco Casari - "I will if you will in climate mitigation."
April 12, Jason Shachat - "Contingent Payments in Procurement Interactions - Experimental Evidence."
April 5, Beatriz Lopez Bermudez - "An Economic Analysis of Drug Shortages in the US Generic Market."
March 1, Sebastian Steffen - "Technological Change, Innovation, and the Life Cycles of Skills."
Feb 8, Mikhail Anufriev - (Re-)inventing the Traffic-Light: Experimental Evidence on the Design of Recommendation Devices Enabling Correlated Equilibria."
2022
Dec 7, Mouli Modak - "Do Multiple Contacts Matter?"
Nov 16, Ananish Chaudhuri - "Cooperative and conformist behavioural preferences predict the dual dimensions of political ideology"
Nov 9, Fabio Tufano - "Altruism in Networks: A Field Experiment on Social Closeness, Preferences and Transfers"
Nov. 2, Rosemarie Nagel - "Do prices reveal information about dividends in asymmetric sequential asset markets? An Experimental Study"
Oct. 26, Andrew Bird - "Context is Everything: Cross-Learning in the Digital Age of Capital Markets"
Oct. 5, Moritz Loewenfeld - “Outcome bias and risk-taking in a principal-agent setting'
Sept. 7, Larry Iannaccone - “Shocks and Solidarity: How Seemingly Irrelevant Risk Raises Public Goods Giving”
May 18, Hillard Kaplan - “The “embarrassment of riches” theory of brain aging with hypothesis tests in two Native South American populations”
May 4, Hao Zhao - “Mitigating the Cost Externality through a Dynamic Resource Allocation Mechanism: Theory and Experimental Evaluation”
April 27, Shahryar Doosti - “How Do Mobile Apps Increase Sales Diversity?”
March 23, Matthew Selove - “Influencers: The Power of Comments” (joint work with Cristina Nistor)
2021
Dec. 01, Steven Postrel - “Understanding Impediments to Organizational Integration: An Engineering Science Approach”
November 24, Michael Campbell - “An Elementary Humanomics Approach to Boundedly Rational Quadratic Models”
October 27, Alessandra Cassar - "Mothers, Fathers, and Others: Competition and Cooperation in the Aftermath of Conflict"
October 20, Tom Hazlett - “Rent-Seeking for Non-exclusive Spectrum Rights”
2020
March 12, James Fan - "Nudging Organizations: Evidence from Four Large-Scale Field Experiments"
March 11, Matt Kovach - "The Focal Luce Model"
March 4, Jason Shachat - "Measuring Tastes for Equity and Aggregate Wealth Behind the Veil of Ignorance"
Feb. 26, Cheng Chou - "Can Willingness to Pay be Identified without Price Variation? What Big Data on Usage Tracking Can (and Cannot) Tell Us"
Feb. 19, Jeroen van de Ven - "The Strategic Display of Emotions"
Feb. 12, Swapnendu Banerjee - "Other Regarding Principal And Moral Hazard With Multiple Agents"
Feb. 5, John Duffy - "Bargaining Under Liquidity Constraints: Nash vs. Kalai in the Laboratory"
Jan. 15, Jingfeng Lu - "Optimal Disclosure of Value Distribution Information in All-pay Auctions"
2019
Dec. 11, Yashar Barardehi - "Hang on to Your Shorts"
Dec. 4, Jean Paul Rabanal - "A Test of Portfolio Efficiency and for Risk-Preferences"
Nov. 27, Adam Sanjurjo - "The Role of Memory in Search and Choice"
Nov. 13, Rustam Romaniuc - "Whistleblowing Norms: Experimental Evidence from Moldova and France"
Nov. 6, Praveen Kujal - "Wage Proposals: An Experimental Study"
Oct. 23, Mohammad Zia - "Strategic Implications of Ad-Blockers and Limited Ad-Blocking"
Oct. 15, Daniel Zizzo - "Relative Risk Taking and Social Curiosity"
Oct. 9, Dustin Tracy and Vojtěch Zíka - "An Experimental Investigation of Income, Insurance, and Investments in Health over the Life Course"
Oct. 2, Alex Alexeev - "Preference for Automation"
Sep. 25, Nate Neligh - "Manipulation through Information Timing"
May 9, Agne Kajackaite - "Poverty Negates the Impact of Social Norms on Cheating (with Suparee Boonmanunt and Stephan Meier"
May 8, Heinrich Nax - "Feedback Effects in the Experimental Double Auction with Private Information"
May 1, Stergios Skaperdas - "For-Profit States and Big Gods"
Apr. 24, Hao Zhao - "Solving the Common-Pool Resource Problem Using Markets? – A Study of Surface Water Trading and Groundwater Depletion in California"
Apr. 18, Stanton Hudja - "Voting for Experimentation: A Continuous Time Analysis"
Apr. 17, Erik Kimbrough - "Precise First Offers in Bargaining"
Apr. 10, Vojtech Zika - "The Equilibrium of Overconfidence"
Apr. 3, Nate Neligh, "Learning about Insurable Risk through Rational Memory"
Mar. 27, Daniel Stephenson - "Decisiveness and Convergence in Multi-battle Contests with Complementary Battlefields"
Mar. 20, Maria Bigoni - "Hope and Anger: an experiment on inequality and antisocial behavior"
Mar. 13, Matthew Polisson - "Revealed Preferences over Risk and Uncertainty"
Mar. 6, David Dickinson - "Using ethical dilemmas to predict antisocial choices with real payoff consequences: an experimental study"
Feb. 28, Abhijit Ramalingam - "Status and Trust in Representative Leaders: An Lab-in-the-Field Experiment in Rural Sarawak"
Feb. 27, Sabiou Inoua - "Market Experiments: A View from Classical Economics II"
Feb. 20, Roman Sheremeta - "Conflict in the pool: A field experiment on the role of valuation, scarcity, and strength."
Feb. 14, Hrvoje Stojic - "It’s new, but is it good? How generalization and uncertainty guide the exploration of novel options"
Feb. 13, Jing Liu - "Whither the Hidden Returns to Control: A Research Note"
Jan. 30, Timothy Shields, Ph.D. - "Financial Reporting, Moral Sentiments, & The Self-Regulation Of Management Behavior."
Jan. 23, Sabiou Inoua - "Market Experiments: A View from Classical Economics."
2018
Dec. 5, David Rojo-Arjona - "An Evaluation of Bounded Rationality in (Experimental) Networks"
Nov. 28, Aleksandr Alekseev - "Success Decomposition: Using Response Times to Measure Ability and Motivation"
Nov. 14, Mary Rigdon - "Competing for Influence."
Nov. 7, Mohsen Javdani - "Who Said or What Said? Estimating Ideological Bias in Views Among Economists"
Oct. 31, Dustin Tracy - "Simulating Health Insurance Regimes' Adoption and Impacts across Lifetime in a Laboratory Experiment"
Oct. 24, Christian Riis - "All-Pay Auctions with Rank Information."
Oct. 17, Avner Seror - “Parental Rearing Practices, Cultural Transmission and Cognitive Development."
Oct. 11, Johanna Juernig - "Spite and Preemptive Retaliation after Tournaments"
Oct. 10, Rohit Ticku - "Economic Shocks and Temple Desecrations in Medieval India"
Oct. 3, Emiliano Huet-Vaughn - "A Kinky Consistency: Experimental Evidence of Behavior Under Linear and Non-linear Budget Sets."
September 26, Nate Neligh - "Modeling Rational Memory"
Sept. 19, Yashar Barardehi - "Are Short Selling Restrictions Effective?"
Sept. 12, Po-Hsuan Lin - "The generality of Economic Principles of Bargaining and Trade: Evidence from 2164 Classroom Experiments."
Sept. 5, Bill Maurer - "The anthropology of accounting, money and payment, from cuneiform to cryptocurrencies."
Aug. 29, Jing Davis - "Crowding Out Intrinsic Motivation to be Honest in Participative Budgeting: An Experimental Examination of Norm Sensitivity and Choice of an Information System"
Aug. 22, Carey Caginalp - "A Dynamical Systems Approach to Cryptocurrency"
May 16, Ismael Rodriguez Lara - "United we stand: On the benefits of coordinated punishment"
May 9, Jordan Adamson - "The Market as a Geographic Coordinate: For Human Exchange and Agglomeration"
May 2, Jonathan Schulz - "Why Europe?: The Church, Kin-networks and Institutional Development"
Apr. 26, Alberto Mingardi - "The young Vilfredo Pareto. On some letters published by Benjamin Tucker's Liberty”
Apr. 23, Krishna Pendakur, Simon Fraser University - "Keeping up with peers in India: A new social interactions model of perceived needs"
Apr. 18, Jordan Adamson - "The Supply Side Determinants of Territory and Conflict"
Apr. 11, Ismael Rodriguez-Lara - "From foragers to farmers: A lab experiment on the evolution of human values"
Apr. 4, Monica Capra - “Volunteer now or later: the effects of effort time allocation on donations”
Mar. 28, Elena Pikulina - “Preferences for Power”
Feb. 28, Ran Zhao - "Preemption Through Non-disclosure in Management Buyout"
Feb. 21, Larry Iannaccone - “God Games: An Experimental Study of Uncertainty, Superstition, and Cooperation”
Feb. 14, Daniel Stephenson - “Multi-battle conflicts over complementary battlefields”
Feb. 7, Zhi Li - “Hidden Gems: Do Compensation Disclosures Reveal Performance Expectations?”
2017
Dec. 5, Christoph Huber - “Market Experience and Price Efficiency – Evidence from Experiments with Financial Professionals”
Dec. 6, Sukari Farrington - “The Effect of Corporate Social Responsibility Investment and Disclosure on Cooperation in Business Collaborations”
Nov. 29, Jing Davis - “The Hidden Cost of Not Informally Controlling”
Nov. 27, Mark Schneider, Chapman University - “Motives for Cooperation in the One-Shot Prisoner's Dilemma”
Nov. 15, Tim Cason - “Correlated beliefs: Experimental evidence from 2x2 games”
Nov. 1, Erik Kimbrough, Chapman University - “Instructions"
Oct. 30, Miguel Brendl - “Pleasure, Motivation, and Utility”
Oct. 25, Mark Pickup, Simon Fraser University Political Science - “The Self-Reinforcing Effects of Political Identity Based Norms”
Oct. 18, Jean Paul Rabanal - “Pecuniary externalities in centralized and decentralized market formats: An experiment”
Oct. 4, Diego Aycinena - “Re-Trading, Price Discovery and Efficiency under Alternative Exchange Institutions”
Sept. 13, Soo Hong Chew - “Ellsberg meets Keynes: Missing Links among Attitudes toward Sources of Uncertainty”
Sept. 6, Karla Hoff, World Bank - “Cultural impediments to learning to cooperate"
Aug. 30, Aleksandr Bulkin, CoinFund (New York) - "Economic innovation made possible by blockchain"
May 17, Ran Zhao, Chapman University - "Disclosure complexity and information acquisition in beauty contests"
May 10, Radhika Lunawat - "Trading Volume, Trading Horizons and Public Information"
May 03, Sreya Kokay - "Reverse-Fixed Payments in Distribution Channels with a Dominant Retailer"
May 01, Nathanael Berger, Chapman University - "The Effects of High-Frequency Trading on Market Quality in Experimental Markets"
Apr. 26, Samuel Haefner, University of Basel - "Sisyphean Contests"
Apr. 5, Ellen Green - "The Impact of a Merit-based Payment System on Quality of Healthcare: An Artefactual Field Experiment"
Mar. 15, Diego Aycinena - "Injunctive and Descriptive Social Norms regarding Cheating: Cross Cultural Evidence"
Feb. 8, Jang-Ting Guo, UC Riverside - "Progressive Taxation and Macroeconomic (In)stability"
2016
Dec. 14, Matthew Kovach - "Thinking Inside the Box: Status Quo Bias and Stochastic Consideration"
Nov. 30, Bart Wilson, Chapman University - “The Meaning of Property in Things"
Nov. 9, Luke Lindsay, University of Exeter - “Avoidable Costs and Market Design"
Nov. 02, Nat Wilcox, Chapman University - “Random Expected Utility and Certainty Equivalents: Mimicry of Probability Weighting Functions"
Oct. 17, Dawei Fang, University of Gothenburg - "Selection contests are always clubby."
Oct. 19, Jiri Novak, Charles University in Prague - "Competitive threats, information asymmetry, and insider trading."
Oct. 05, Devin Shanthikumar, UCI - “Do retail investors understand restatements? Evidence from trading around fraud vs. non-fraud restatements.”
Sept. 28, Aidin Hajikhameneh, Chapman University - “Individualism, Collectivism and Alternative Enforcement Mechanisms in Exchange.”
Sept. 21, Mark Schneider, Chapman University - “Dual Process Utility Theory: A Model of Decisions Under Risk and Over Time”
May 18, Cristina Nistor - “A New Disneyland Dilemma: Seasonal Pricing for Emotional Mickey Mouse Fans”
May 11, Joaquín Gómez-Miñambres - “Labor Contracts, Gift Exchange and Reference Points: Your Gift Need Not Be Mine!”
May 04, Najrin Khanom, U.C. Riverside - “Role of Uncertainty and Fear in Stock Market Movements”
Apr. 27, Jonathan Leland, National Science Foundation - “Salience and Strategy Choice in 2x2 Games”
Apr. 20, Kevin McLaughlin, Chapman University - “Combinatorial Clock Auctions: Price Direction and Performance”
Apr. 13, Duk Gyoo Kim, California Institute of Technology - “Legislative Bargaining without Replacement”
Mar. 30, Beat Hintermann, University of Basel - “Explaining the EUA-CER spread”
Mar. 9, V.H. Gonzalez Jimenez, Tilburg University - “Believe me, you are (not) that bad”
Mar. 2, Jeanine Miklos-Thal, University of Rochester - “Making Sense of Restrictions on Online Sales”
Mar. 1, Praveen Kujal - “Endogenous Delegation"
Feb. 15, Ellie Green, Arizona State University - “Payment Scheme Self-Selection in the Credence Goods Market: An Experimental Study”
Feb. 17, Christina Nistor, Chapman University - “Relational Contracts in the Thoroughbred Horse Industry”
Feb. 10, Christina McRorie, University of Virginia - “What’s just when it comes to intellectual property? How Aquinas can help us reason about patents for HIV medications”
Feb. 03, Mark Schneider, Chapman University - “Framing and Ambiguity Aversion: An Experimental Study”
2015
Dec. 09, Darcy Furge Kamal, Ph.D. - “Mutual and Exclusive: Dyadic Sources of Trust in Interorganizational Exchange.”
Nov. 4, Konstantin Lucks, Ph.D. - "The Impact of Self-Control on Investment Decisions"
Oct. 28, Daniel Chen, Ph.D. - "The Deterrent Effect of the Death Penalty? Evidence from British Commutations During World War I”
Oct. 21, David Munro, Ph.D. candidate - "Dynamic Runs and Circuit Breakers: An Experiment”
Oct. 14, Alan Gelder, Ph.D. - "All-Pay Auctions with Ties”"
Sept. 30, Ran Zhao, Ph.D. - "Corporate Governance Roles of Information Quality and Corporate Takeovers"
Sept. 16, Alexander Nekrasov, Ph.D. - "Headline Salience and Over- and Underreactions to Earnings"
May 20, Andrew Smyth, Ph.D. - “How the feasibility of product innovation affects price collusion”
May 13, Matthew Turk - “The Convergence of Insurance with Banking and Securities Industries, and the Limits of Regulatory Arbitrage in Finance”
May 6, Vincent Bourke, M.S. Student – “The Effects of Make & Take Fees in Experimental Markets”
Apr. 29, Mark Schneider, Ph.D. candidate – “Frame-Dependent Utility Theory”
Apr. 22, Gabriele Camera, Ph.D. - "Inequality of Opportunity and Economic Development"
Apr. 15, Guillaume Rocheteau, Ph.D. - "Limelight on Dark Markets: Theory and Experimental Evidence on Liquidity and Information"
Apr. 8, James Fisher, Ph.D. Candidate – “Matching with Continuous Bidirectional Investment”
Apr. 1, Nathanael Vellekoop, Ph.D. - "Inflation Expectations, Saving Plans, and Household Savings: Evidence from Panel Data"
Mar. 25, Jaehong Kim, Ph.D. - "Equilibrium Wage Rigidity in Directed Search"
Mar. 18, David Ong, Ph.D. - "Hard to Get: The Scarcity of Women and the Competition for High-Income Men in Chinese Cities"
Mar. 11, Joaquin Gomez-Minambres, Ph.D. - "Goal Setting in the Principal-Agent Model: Weak Incentives for Strong Performance"
Mar. 4, Sudipta Basu, Ph.D. - "Mental Memory, Accounting Records, and Business Knowledge"
Feb. 25, Giorgio Coricelli, Ph.D. - "Neural Correlates of Strategic Uncertainty"
Feb. 18, Jivas Chakravarthy, Ph.D. - " The Influence of Accounting Choice on Regulatory Outcomes: Evidence from Electric Utilities”
Feb. 11, Greg Waymire, Ph.D. - "Who Gets Swindled in Ponzi Schemes?"
Jan. 21, Radhika Lunawat, Ph.D. - “Information and Beliefs Formation in Asset Markets.”
Jan. 14, Marco Casari, Ph.D. - "Amoral Familism, Social Capital, or Trust? The Behavioral Foundations of the Italian North-South Divide"
2014
Dec. 10, Kevin McLaughlin, Ph.D. Student - "Online Ad Auctions: An Experiment"
Nov. 19, Alexander Schuhr, Ph.D. student - “Reward Bundling: Experimental Evidence for the Economics of Impulse Control”
Nov. 12, Hernan Bejarano, Ph.D. - "Do Cab Drivers Charge for Congestion? A Traffic Field Experiment in Lima, Peru"
Nov. 05, Brian Gunia, Ph.D. - “Surf’s Up: The Motivational Implications of Organizational Solutions to Cyberloafing”
Oct. 22, Ryan Kendall, Ph.D. - "Decomposing Models of Bounded Rationality"
Oct. 8, Clas Whilborg, Ph.D. - “Soft Information Production and Investment in Specific Assets”
Sept. 17, Alan Gelder, Ph.D. - “Dynamic Behavior and Player Types in Majoritarian Multi-Battle Contests,”
Sept. 3, Cristina Nistor, Ph.D. - "Third Party Certification: The Case of Medical Devices"
May 21, Alessandro Sontuouso, Ph.D. - "A Dynamic Model of Belief-Dependent Conformity to Social Norms."
Apr. 30, Roberto Hernan Gonzalez, Ph.D.
Apr. 16, Dan Fragiadakis, Ph.D. student - "Identifying Predictable Players: Relating Behavioral Types and Subjects with Deterministic Rules"
Apr. 09, Ted Turocy, Ph.D.
Apr. 02, Michael Caldara, Ph.D. Student - "Network Formation with Limited Observation"
Mar. 19, Pablo Brañas Garza, Ph.D. - "Returns and contributions: The (added) value of social information"
Mar. 12, Nikki Sullivan, Ph.D. student
Mar. 05, Boris van Leeuwen, Ph.D. Student
Feb. 26, Anna Gunnthorsdottir, Ph.D.
Feb. 12, Garret Ridinger, Ph.D. student
Feb. 5, Lorenz Goette, Ph.D.
Jan. 15, Amrei Lahno, Ph.D. student
2013
Dec. 11, Sukari Farrington, Ph.D. - “The effect of task difficulty on contract selection.”
Dec. 04, Timothy Shields, Ph.D. - “Limitations to Signaling Trust with All or Nothing Investments"
Oct. 30, David Rojo-Arjona, Ph.D. - "Heuristics in Games with Frames: Higher Coordination in Sets than Proper Subsets"
Oct. 23, Rong Rong, Ph.D. - "Money or Friends? Social Identity and Deception in Networks"
Oct. 16, Timothy Shields, Ph.D. - "Sexism and Cooperation"
Oct. 9, Eric Schniter, Ph.D. - "Ageism and Cooperation"
Oct. 2, Cortney Rodet, Ph.D. - "The Value of Political Expression"
Sept. 25, David Rojo-Arjona, Ph.D. - "Centrality, Control and Exclusion in Social Dilemmas"
Sept. 18, Gokcen Coskuner-Balli, Ph.D. - "Creating Market Practices: Shaping of the Yoga Market in the US"
May 7, Michael Caldara - The Origin of the State as a Stationary Bandit
Apr. 30, Jake LeMaster - Student Thesis Presentation
Apr. 23, Vivian Ho - Trade, the Law of One Price, and the Dynamic of Price Discovery
Apr. 10, 11:45-12:45 - Karla Conrad - Incentives to Relinquish Tenure in k-12 Education
Apr. 9, Heng Sok - Let's talk about Bubbles
Mar. 19, David Porter, Ph.D. - How To Master Your Fantasy (Football)
Mar. 12, Hernan Bejarano, Ph.D. - Risk, Strategic Risk and Participation in Payment for Performance Mechanism: An Experimental Approach with Farmers and Students
Mar. 5, Thomas W. Hazlett, Ph.D. - The Anti-Commons in HD: Coase, Demsetz, and the Light Squared Debacle of 2012
Feb. 7, Enrique Fatas - Carry a big stick, or no stick at all: An experimental analysis of trust and endogenous punishment
Jan. 29, Lilia Zhurakhovska - Voice Effects on Attitudes towards an Independent Decision Maker: Experimental Evidence.
2012
Dec. 4, Joaquín Gómez-Miñambres - Goal Setting, Intrinsic Motivation and Work Incentives
Nov. 29, Casper De Vries and Clas Wihlborg - Systemic Risk
Nov. 13, Cortney Rodet - Voter Behavior, Term Limits and Seniority Advantage in Pork Barrel Politics
Nov. 6, Yaacov Kareev & Judith Avrahami
Oct. 30, Abel Winn - Equilibrium Selection: The roles of money illusion and communication
Oct. 24, David Ong - Tiger Women: An All-Pay auction Experiment on Gender Signaling of Desire to Win
Oct. 16, David Rojo Arjona - A Popperian Test of Level-k Theory
Oct. 9, Holger Rau - How Women’s Reluctance to Compete Causes the Gender-Wage Gap
Oct. 2, Gabriele Camera - Is Money the Root of All Evil?
Sept. 27, Casper de Vries -Macro demand shocks with many suppliers & Gabriele Camera - Liquidity impact of a ban on credit default swaps & Steve Gjerstad - Financial Crises, Currency Crises and Recovery
Sept. 25, Abel Winn - Finding Symmetry: Price adjustment and the strategic environment
Sept. 19, Roman Sheremeta - Principal-agent Settings with Noisy Effort
Sept. 4, John Haracz - Neuroeconomics of Asset-price Bubbles
May 15, Jaromir Kovarik - Learning in Network Games
May 8, Kevin James - Competitive Markets in Congestion Pricing
May 1, Domenic Donato - Using Reported Demand in Asset Markets to Indicate Directional Price Changes
Apr. 24, Rachel Bodsky - Information Aggregation in Prediction Markets: Experimental evidence
Apr. 17, Ron Harstad - Political Economy Field Experiments Become Possible
Apr. 10, Joaquin G. Minambres - The Role of Emotions in Self-Control
Apr. 3, Michael Caldera - Bidding Behavior in Pay to Bid Auctions
Mar. 29, Hernán Bejarano - Do Cab Drivers Charge for Congestion? A Traffic Field Experiment in Lima, Peru
Mar. 27, Nikos Georgantzis - Institutional, Idiosyncratic and Physiological Aspects of Corruption
Mar. 20, Pablo Garza - Biological Roots of Social Behavior
Mar. 13, Timothy Shields - Higher Order Beliefs in Cooperation Settings
Feb. 21, Brian Gunia - Contemplation and Conversation: Subtle influences on moral decision making
Feb. 14, Nat Wilcox - Is the premise of risk calibration theorems plausible?
Feb. 7, Eric Schniter - Conflicted Minds and Recalibrational Emotions
Feb. 2, Tim Cason - Identity, Bounded Rationality, and Coordination in the Inter-Group Prisoner’s Dilemma
Jan. 31, Marco Casari - Time Horizon and Cooperation in Continuous Time
2011
Dec. 6, Ricardo Mateo - The Influence of the Tidy Work Environment in the Reliability of the Conscientious Individuals
Nov. 29, Gregrey Hunter - Controlling for Ancillary Information in Welfare Measurement Experiments
Nov. 15, Rachel Bodsky - Getting the Thesis Green Light: Aggregation of Information in Prediction Markets
Nov. 8, Terence Burnham - Caveman Economics
Oct. 18, Dan Kovenock - All-Pay Auction with Complete Information and Identity-Dependent Externalities
Sept. 27, Joaquin Gomez-Minambres - Motivation Through Goal Setting: How can we experimentally test the theory?
Sept. 20, Jonathan E. Alevy - Asset Price Paths and Trader Personality: Evidence from Laboratory Experiments.
May 17, Joseph Cole - An Experimental Evaluation of a Model of Endogenous Quality Differentiation
May 11, Charlie Schaezlein - Adventures with my final thesis
May 10, Joy Buchanan - Information Effects in Multi-Unit Dutch Auctions & David Munro - Combinatorial Clock Auctions: Price Direction and Performance
May 3, Matt Shum - Strategic Behavior or Impatience? A Field Experiment of Jump Bidding in On-line Ascending Bid Auctions
Mar. 3, Jerry Jordan - Inner Workings of the Open Market Committee
Jan. 25, Pablo Brañas Garza - A City Playing Games
2010
Dec. 7, Nat Wilcox - Model Error and Model Invariance in Discrete Choice: Some current research (Part 2)
Nov. 30, Nat Wilcox - Model Error and Model Invariance in Discrete Choice: Some current research
Nov. 16, George Ng - Multilateral Bargaining in the Anticommons
Nov. 9, Nat Wilcox & Eric Schniter - An Information Foraging Model of Others’ Skills: Evidence from Tsimane’ Expert Nominations
Nov. 4, Masao Ogaki - Worldviews and Intergenerational Altruism
Oct. 26, Romen Sheremeta - Multi-Battle Contests: An Experimental Study
Oct. 20, Steve Gjerstad & Vernon Smith - Household expenditure cycles and economic cycles, 1920 – 2010
Oct. 12, Tim Shields & Roman Sheremeta - Do Liars Believe?
Oct. 5, Andreas Wilke – Past and Present Environments: The Evolution of Decision Making
Sept. 28, Abel Winn - The Role of Money Illusion and Focal Points in Nominal Price Adjustment
Sept. 21, Diego Aycinena Abascal - Valuation Structure in First Price and Residual Value Auctions: An Experimental Investigation
Sept. 14, Joy Buchanan - An Experiment on Protecting Intellectual Property
Sept. 7, Dave Porter - Durability, Re-trading and Market Performance
May 5, Ryan French - Grad Student Presentation
April 30, Tim Joseph - Grad Student Presentation
April 21, Amy Buchmann - Grad Student Presentation
April 14, Larry Iannaccone & SangHo Yoon - Sects Education
Mar 17, Maurice Doyon - The Truncated k-Double Auction: An Experimental Design for Canadian Egg Producers
Mar 3, Larry Iannaccone & Mike McBride - Economics of Religion
Feb 24, Kyndra K. Rotunda - From Halting Trials to Indefinite Detention: Analyzing the Limits of Executive Power during War Time
Feb 17, Vernon Smith & Steven Gjerstad - Experiments, Bubbles and the Economy
2009
Dec. 9, Ulrich Schmidt, Ph.D., Department of Economics, University of Kiel, Germany - Testing Independence Conditions in the Presence of Errors and Splitting Effects
Nov. 25, Roman Sheremeta, Ph.D. - The Attack and Defense of Weakest-Link Networks
Nov. 18, Radhika Lunawat, Ph.D. - Reputation Effects of Disclosure: Theory and Experimental Investigation
Nov. 4, Eric Schniter, Ph.D., of University of California, Santa Barbara - A Long Life and Life-long Learning.
Oct. 28, John Dickhaut, Ph.D. - A Neuronal Model of Human Economic Choice
Oct. 21, Abel Winn, Ph.D. - Bargaining Behavior and the Tragedy of the Anti-Commons
Oct. 14, Erik Kimbrough - Learning to Respect Property
Oct. 7, Clas Wihlborg, Ph.D. & Shubhashis Gangopadhyay, Ph.D. - Symmetric and Asymmetric Joint Liability Lending Contracts in an Adverse Selection Model
Sept. 30, Nat Wilcox, Ph.D. - The September 2009 Risk Attitude Battery: An introduction and initial user's guide
Sept. 16, Roman Sheremeta, Ph.D. - Reducing Efficiency through Communication in Competitive Coordination Games
Sept. 9, Shengle Lin, Ph.D. - Information Diffusion and Underreaction in Financial Markets
Sept. 2, Shengle Lin, Ph.D. - Information Diffusion and Underreaction in Financial Markets
May 5, David Porter, Ph.D. - Speculation in Markets
Apr. 28, Nat Wilcox Ph.D.- Individual versus Social Learning in Complex Dynamic Decisions Under Risk (continued)
Apr. 21, Nat Wilcox Ph.D.- Individual versus Social Learning in Complex Dynamic Decisions Under Risk
Apr. 14, Mark Van Boening, Ph.D.- An Empirical Analysis of Bargaining in a Stylized Civil Litigation Setting.
Mar. 31, Erik Kimbrough - Emergent Specialization and Exchange in Human Subject Experiments and Agent-Based Models
Mar. 25, George Ng - Self-control and Sophistication.
Feb. 24, Cary Deck Ph.D.- Risk Attitude and Personality.
Feb. 17, Shengle Lin - Inertia and Underreaction in Asset Prices.
Feb. 10, Tibor Machan Ph.D.- Economic Man Revisited.
Feb. 3, Vernon Smith Ph.D.- Modeling Durable Assets for Experimental Study.
Jan. 20, Peter DeScioli Ph.D.- The Alliance Hypothesis for Human Friendship.
Jan. 13, Rimvydas Baltaduonis Ph.D.- Simple-offer vs. Complex-offer Auctions in Deregulated Electricity Markets.