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Seminar Series 2017-2024

17 DecemberSven FischerBrunel University of London“The effects of voting on cooperation under heterogeneous preferences”
10 DecemberYan ChenUniversity of Michigan“Social Media and Job Market Success: A Field Experiment on Twitter”
10 DecemberMarco CasariUniveristy of Bologna“I will if you will in climate mitigation”
3 DecemberMichael Kosfeld Goethe University Frankfurt“Measuring Economic Preferences with Surveys and Behavioral Experiments”
26 NovemberAlejandro HirmasU Amsterdam/CREED“Hiring for others: The role of intermediaries in gender discrimination”
19 NovemberChloe TergimanPenn State U“Why do Oaths Work?”
12 NovemberAmma PaninUC Louvain“The cognitive consequences of exclusionary national policies”
22 OctoberSiri IsakssonNHH/FAIR“Will Artificial Intelligence Get in the Way of Achieving Gender Equality?”
22 OctoberRadosveta Ivanova-StenzelTU Berlin“Between AI, You, and Me: Who should I let decide?“
15 OctoberAnastasia LeontiouU Vienna“Loss-leading in vertical markets: The role of consumers’ loss aversion”
1 OctoberFlora DruckerU Düsseldorf/DICE“Difficult Merits”
8 JulyKonstantinos IoannidisUniversity of Cambridge"Heterogeneous Cognitive Effort Restores General Equilibrium when Goods are Indivisible: Theory and Experimental Test"
25 JuneYunshen Yang UNSW“Forecasting Change Under Leptokurtic Noise: Evidence from a Controlled Lab Experiment”
25 JuneElise Payzan-LeNestourUNSW“Forecasting Change Under Leptokurtic Noise: Evidence from a Controlled Lab Experiment”
25 JuneAlexander UsvitskyHSE University“Support Networks in Contests“
18 JuneMorten Nyborg StøstadNHH“Comparing Universes of Redistributive Arguments”
11 JuneUlrich Glogowsky JKU Linz“Racial Discrimination in Seeking Advice”
21 MaiVictor Gonzalez Jimenez Erasmus University Rotterdam“Consistency and structural properties of individual and group decisions”.
16 AprilYilong XuUtrecht University“Higher order risk preferences and economic decisions”
2 AprilHande Erkut (2)WZB“Repugnant transactions: The role of agency and severe consequences“
2 AprilLevent Neyse (1)WZB“Does Cognitive Reflection Relate to Preferences and Socio-Economic Outcomes?”
5 MarchBoris Maciejovsky University of CaliforniaToo much feedback? The effects of relative performance information on task performance and task persistence”
20 FebruaryPeter MartinssonUniversity of Gothenburg“The Impact of Suggested Donation and Social Information on Voluntary Donations: Evidence from a Field Experiment”
23 January (2)Marie Claire VillevalGATE, CNRS – U Lyon“Selective Information Sharing and Group Delusion”
23 January (1)Michael HilwegU Mannheim“Why don’t you deduct to donate more? Behavioral factors undermining tax-incentives for deduction”
16 January (2)Daniele NosenzoU Aarhus“Social, Demographic, and Psychological Correlates of Lying Aversion”
16 January (1)Ryan WebbU Toronto“A Neuro-Autopilot Theory of Habit: Evidence from Canned Tuna”

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