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11. Februar 2020Rostislav StaněkMasaryk University“Adding fuel to the fire: An experiment on the role of provocation in conflict”
21. Jänner 2020Balázs KrusperCEU“How does choice affect beliefs?”
17. Dezember 2019Gergely Hajdu WU Wien"Learning it now or learning it later: Impatience about uncertain outcomes"
19. November 2019Benjamin MandlStockholm School of Economics"An Experiment in Motivated Recall - A Pre Analysis Plan"
08. Oktober 2019Georg SatorUniversity of Vienna“Peer Effects and Social Closeness”
17. September 2019Marco FaravelliUniversity of Queensland“Conflict in the Pool”
03. September 2019Ralph-C BayerUniversity of Adelaide“On the credibility of punishment in repeated social dilemma games”
28. August 2019Johannes HoelzemannUniversity of Lausanne"Bandits in the Lab”
18. Juni 2019Michael Jetter UWA"Truth and absolution in Colombia: For FARC's sake”
17. Juni 2019Ali OzkesWU Wien
06. Juni 2019Timm Teubner & Christian Waibel TU Berlin & ETH Zürich“Rankings in Health Care Markets: Theory and Experimental Evidence” & "Profile Photos, Avatars, and the Platform Economy”
28. Mai 2019Adam SanjurjoCalifornia Universität"A Bridge from Monty Hall to the Hot Hand: The Principle of Restricted Choice”
13. Mai 2019Kerstin Grosch Insitute for advanced studies"Increasing children’s interest in STEM”
07. Mai 2019John AntonakisUniversity of Lausanne"Just Words? Just Speeches?” On the Economic Value of Charismatic Leadership”
09. April 2019Stefan Trautmann Universität Heidelberg"Does money make you mean?”
02. April 2019Lisa Bruttel Universität Potsdam"The effect of a leniency rule on cartel formation and stability: experiments with open communication”
5.März 2019Christine GrimmWU Wien"Strategic Manipulation of Contribution Information in Public Good Games with Punishment”
22.Jänner 2019Heike Hennig-SchmidtUniversität Bonn"Altruistic preferences in medicine: An experimental panel study“
15.Jänner 2019Martin Fochmann Universität Köln“When happy people make society unhappy: How incidental emotions affect compliance behavior”
08.Jänner 2019Marianne StephanidesWU Wien“How avatars affect trust and trustworthiness in online marketplaces”
11.Dezember 2018Stephan Lehner WU Wien“Innovative pricing policies for commuting: a field experiment”
4.Dezember 2018Victor Gonzalez JimenezUniversität Wien“Contracting Probability Distortions”
27.November 2018Christiane SchwierenUniversität Heidelberg“Social Norm Perception in Economic Laboratory Experiments: Inexperienced versus Experienced Participants”
20.November 2018Simone HäcklWU Wien  “Conscientious over-placement versus biased self-perception”
13.November 2018Raisa Sherif Max-Planck-Institute “Sanctioning, selection and pivotality - Theory and experimental results”
6.November 2018Diya Elizabeth Abraham Universität Masaryk"The Effects of Feeling Trusted on Exploration"
23.Oktober 2018Jelena CerarWU Wien"The effect of psychic distance on the internal capital allocation to subsidiaries’ proposals"
09.Oktober 2018Peter WernerUniversität Maastricht"Wage negotiations and strategic responses to transparency”
19.Juni 2018Stefan PalanUniversity of Graz"Stronger together: Comparing aggregation mechanisms for obtaining optimal predictions”
12.Juni 2018Martin KocherUniversität Wien"Cooperation in a company: a large-scale experiment”
22.Mai 2018László Csató Corvinus University"Strategy-proofness of sports rules”
15.Mai 2018Gigi Foster University of New South Wales“Is there a gender power paradox within the household? A replication and extension of Bertrand, Kamenica, and Pan (2015) for the US and Australia"
15.Mai 2018Jingjing Zhang University of Technology Sydney“The Role of Communication in Managing Multi-level Conflicts”
08.Mai 2018Wendelin Schnedler Paderborn University“Why letter writing leads to kindness: Regulating emotions or activating pro-social thinking?”
24.April 2018Peter KatuščákCERGE-EI“How to Boost revenues in First-Price Auctions? The Magic of Disclosing Only Winning Bids from Past Auctions”
10.April 2018Owen PowellWU Wien“Designing and Running Economics Experiments with jtree”
27.März 2018Attila AmbrusDuke University“Informal risk sharing with local information”
20.März 2018Stéphane Luchini Université Aix-Marseille“Eyewitness Testimony under oath: An experimental investigation”
13.März 2018James TremewanWU Wien“Communication, transparency, and endogenously conflicted advisers”
13.Februar 2018Ondřej Krčál Masaryk University“The Effect of Housing Conditions on Preferences and Behavior: Lab-in-the-Field Experiments with Participants of a Randomized Controlled Trial”
23.Jänner 2018Christine GrimmWU Wien“Commitment in food choices”
16.Jänner 2018Marianne StephanidesWU Wien“Communication and helping behavior: An experimental study”
09.Jänner 2017Stephan LehnerWU Wien"Innovative pricing policies for urban traffic: a field experiment”
12.Dezember 2017Sara le Roux Oxford Brookes Business School"Climate Change Catastrophes and Insuring Decisions: A Study in the Presence of Ambiguity”
05.Dezember 2017Ann-Kathrin KoesslerUniversity Osnabrück"How to create commitment for pro-social behaviour?”
28. November 2017Jana Freundt Universität Hamburg"Corrupted Votes and Rule Compliance "
21.November 2017Paul Pezanis-Christou University of Adelaide"A naive approach to bidding"
15.November 2018Andrew Oswald University of Warwick"The Midlife Crisis, Suicide, and Social and Economic Policy"
24.Oktober 2017Manuel SchwaningerUniversität Wien“Conditional Altruism in Bilateral Bargaining”
17. Oktober 2017Maleke Fourati Universität Geneva“Are Muslim immigrants really different? Experimental evidence from the Lebanese Australian community”
29. August 2017Juan Carlos Carbajal University of New South Wales"Policy Persistence and Economic Reform"
11.Juli 2017Stephan LehnerWU WienSmart Parking and Road Pricing: A field Experiment?
14.Juni 2017Karl SchlagUniversität Wien“Mathematically Correct Tests for Comparing Variables”
30.Mai 2017Alexander Usvitskiy Flordia State University“State-contingent risk-taking in dynamic contests”
19.Mai 2017Daniel Wiesen Universität Köln“Performance pay and motivation crowding-out: Evidence from an experiment with general practitioners”.
19.Mai 2017Daniel Wiesen Universität Köln“Behavioral experiments in health”
2.Mai 2017Gigi FosterUniversity of New South Wales“What Women Want (their men to do): Housework and Satisfaction in Australian Households”
4.April 2017Nemanja Antic Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University"Screening through coordination"
28.März 2017Judd KesslerThe Wharton School, The University of Pennsylvania"Thinking fast and slow: generosity over time"
21.März 2017Lukas WennerUniversität Köln"More Effort With Less Pay - On Information Avoidance, Belief Design and Performance"
21.März 2017Martin FinkenzellerWU Wien“The silence of the founders: What makes nascent entrepreneurs reveal or conceal their business idea”
14.März 2017Stéphane Luchini Greqam, Marseille, France“Commitment to truth-telling and Trust”
7.März 2017Owen PowellWU Wien“Mispricing: experiments and theory”
31.Jänner 2017Marianne StephanidesWU Wien“Apologies in economic decisions”
24.Jänner 2017Ondřej Krčál Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic"Killing two birds with one stone: Reducing fiscal and welfare loss of tax evasion”
17.Jänner 2017Redzo MujcicWU Wien“A Natural Field Experiment on Discriminatory Gifts”
6.Dezember 2016Anita ZednikWU Wien“The search for good music: preliminary results of latent class analyses of music listen and download choice”
22.November 2016Christine GrimmWU Wien“Bargaining, Asymmetric Information and Strategic Communication”
15.November 2016Markus DeimelWU Wien“Investigating self-selection mechanisms induced by selective revealing”
8.November 2016Ben GreinerWU Wien“Democratic punishment in public good games with perfect and imperfect observability”
25.Oktober 2016Florian SpitzerWU Wien“Product Testing in Markets for Experience Goods”
11.Oktober 2016Johannes HölzemannUniversity of New South Wales“Gender effects on eBay: 'How many cents on the dollar? Women and men in product markets”
4.Oktober 2016Redzo MujcicWU Wien“Team Gender Diversity in High-Stake Competitions”

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