Události

Michaela Boldrini (IGIER - Bocconi University): Scapegoating migrants during a crisis can be socially and politically ineffective or even counterproductive

14:00

MUES Research Seminar

Todd R. Kaplan (University of Haifa, University of Exeter): On the endogeneity between stock market prices and bank runs. An experiment

12:30

MUES Research Seminar

Matthias Kasper (University of Vienna): Tax Compliance After An Audit: Higher or Lower?

14:00

MUES Research Seminar

Luca Corazzini (Università Ca' Foscari Venezia): Digital Access to Healthcare Services and Healthcare Utilization: A Quasi-Experiment

14:00

MUES Research Seminar

Marco Catola (Maastricht University): Curbing energy consumption through voluntary quotas: Experimental evidence

14:00

MUES Research Seminar

Veronica Pizziol (IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca): Contributing to the European public budget? An experimental comparison across countries

16:00

MUES Research Seminar

Davit Adunts (CERGE-EI): Paternal Circular Migration and Development of Socio-Emotional Skills of Children Left Behind

17:00

MUES Research Seminar

Luca Corazzini (University of Venice): The Gates Effect in Public Goods Experiments: How Donors Focus on the Recipients Favored by the Wealthy

14:00

MUES Research Seminar

Marco Faravelli (University of Queensland): Rank incentives and social learning: evidence from a randomized controlled trial

10:00

MUES Research Seminar

Ralph Bayer (University of Adelaide): Delegation Based on Cheap Talk

10:00

MUES Research Seminar

Diya Abraham (MUEEL): Rejection stings! How does being deliberately chosen to be (less or more) relevant affect performance?

14:00

Marco Schwarz (University of Innsbruck): The role of diagnostic ability in markets for expert services

10:00

MUES Research Seminar

Luisa H. Pinto (University of Porto): Setbacks and learnings from doing experimental research: different contexts, multiple results?

13:00

MUES Research Seminar

Lena Adamus (MUEEL): Why gender matters and how to approach it in economic research

14:00

MUES Research Seminar

Stefano Fiorin (University of California San Diego): Reporting Peer Misbehavior: Experimental Evidence on the Effect of Monetary Incentives on Morally Controversial Behavior

13:00

MUES Research Seminar

Margaret Samahita (Lund University): Wishful thinking about mood effect

12:30

Noemi Peter (University of Groningen): Gender, willingness to compete and career choices along the whole ability distribution and by experimental task

13:00

Julie Chytilová (Charles University): Anti-social Behavior in Groups

12:30

Rostislav Staněk (MUNI): Social Capital and Mobility: An Experimental Study

12:00

Ondřej Krčál: Do People Prefer Inefficient Rules Over Discretion?

12:00

Jan Řezáč (MUNI): Retirement Savings of the Self Employed - Experimental Desing

14:00

Alessandro Saia (University of Lausanne): Trouble Underground: Demand Shocks and the Labor Supply Behavior of New York City Taxi Drivers

Alessia Sconti (University of Messina): Finance and Behavior: Best Practices in Italy

Jaromír Kovářík (University of the Basque Country): Distributive preferences and Effort Provision: What Determines What?

Rupert Sausgruber (WU Vienna): Work Motivation and Teams

Silvester van Koten (University of Economics): Self-regulation and meta-regulation – regulating the members or the SRO? A theoretical and experimental study

Luca Corazzini (University of Venice): The Good Outcomes of Bad News. A Randomized Field Experiment on Formatting Breast Cancer Screening Invitations

Lubomír Cingl (University of Economics): Financial Speculations, Stress, and Gender: A Laboratory Experiment

Antoine Malézieux (University of Exeter): 40 years of Tax Evasion Games: a Meta-Analys

Vladimír Hajko (Mendel University): A field intervention experiment – behavioral intervention aiming for (avoidable) food waste reduction

Tommaso Reggiani (MUNI): The effects of corporate social responsibility on labor supply: Evidence from a field experiment with gig-workers

Ondřej Dohnal (MUNI): Tips not kept - Will people tip and how will people tip if they know waiters pool their tips or that waiters do not get to keep their tips at all

Lenka Fiala (Tilburg University): How to fix the existing copyright enforcement

Axel Sonntag (University of Vienna): Coordination and focal points under time pressure: Experimental evidence

Václav Korbel (Charles University): Stigma and prisoners

Joseph Vecci (University of Gothenburg): Do Gender Quotas Damage Hierarchical Relationships? Evidence from Labor Market Experiments

Agne Kajackaite (WZB Berlin): Lying about Luck versus Lying about Performance

Ann-Kathrin Koessler (Osnabrück University): Commitment to Pay Taxes: A Field Experiment on the Importance of Promise

Matěj Lorko (Macquarie Graduate School of Management): The effect of anchors on task duration estimates

Rainer Michael Rilke (WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management): Hierarchies and honesty

Vojtěch Bartoš (Ludwig-Maxmilians-Universität München): Contract enforcement and trustworthiness across ethnic groups: Experimental evidence from Northern Afghanistan

Ben Greiner (Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien): Dispute resolution or escalation? The strategic gaming of feedback withdrawal options in online markets

Tommaso Reggiani (LUMSA University): “Should I tell you / or should I not?” The (neutral) effect of Transparency on Information Disclosure Nudge

Pablo Guillen Alvarez (University of Sydney): The Price of Luck

James Tremewan (University of Vienna): Transparency in Lobbying: an Experimental

Maroš Servátka (University of Canterbury): Transaction Costs and Inertia in Charitable Giving

7th Young Economists' Meeting

Keynote lecture by:

• Erik Plug (University of Amsterdam)
• Subhasish M. Chowdhury (University of Bath)

6th Young Economists' Meeting

Keynote lectures by:

• Ben Greiner (Vienna University of Economics and Business)
• Katrin Millock (Paris School of Economics)

5th Young Economists' Meeting

Keynote lectures by:

• Eyal Winter (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
• Catia Nicodemo (University of Oxford)

Panel: Behavioral Interventions in Public Sector at The 27th NISPAcee Annual Conference

Platform for current, cutting-edge researchers concerned with solving public policy issues by employing behavioral insights. Panel chairs:

• Jiří Špalek (MUEEL)
• Emília Sičáková- Beblavá (Comenius University)

Sekce Experiments in Public Management Research při CTPSR

Chair: Oliver James (University of Exeter) and Tommaso Reggiani (MUEEL). Oliver James also gave the main keynote lecture on topic “Experiments in public management research”.

4th Young Economists' Meeting

Keynote lectures by:

• Maroš Servátka (MGSM Experimental Economics Laboratory Sydney)
• Mathias Czaika (Danube University Krems)

Sekce Field Experiments in the Public Sector při CTPSR

chair: Mirco Tonin (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano)

3rd Young Economists' Meeting

Keynote lectures by:

• David Masclet (University of Rennes 1)
• Stepan Jurajda (CERGE-EI)

2nd Young Economists' Meeting

Keynote lectures by:

• Stijn Baert (Ghent University)
• Jakub Steiner (CERGE-EI)

Experimental Economics Panel při CTPSR

Chair: James Tremewan (University of Vienna)

Young Economists' Meeting

The keynote speaker Jesús Crespo Cuaresma (WU Wien) talked about Bayesian model averaging and brought an example involving a compilation of David Bowie music from the 1970s.

Workshop on Python, oTree and jTree