• Paul Feldman (Texas A&M University, US)

• Francisco Galarza (Universidad del Pacífico, Perú)

• Andrei Gomberg (Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México - ITAM, Mexico)

• Cesar Martinelli  (George Mason University, US) 

• Miguel Martínez-Carrasco (Universidad de los Andes, Colombia)

• Stanislao Maldonado (Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico)

• Kristian López Vargas (University of California, Santa Cruz, US)

• Radovan Vadovič (Carleton University, Canada)

• October 24, 2024 at 12 PM EST

Paul Feldman (Texas A&M, University) 

Title: Deliberation and Differences Determine Difficult Decisions

• November 07, 2024 at 12 PM EST

Daniel Martin (UC Santa Barbara) 

Title: TBA

• November 14, 2024 at 12 PM EST (Two 30-min Job Market Talks)

Kalyani Chaudhuri  (University of California Davis), Keaton Ellis (University of California Berkeley) 

Title: TBA

• November 21, 2024 at 12 PM EST

Ryan Oprea (UC Santa Barbara) 

Title: TBA

• December 5, 2024 at 12 PM EST (Two 30-min Job Market Talks)

Guylaine Nouwoue (University of Exeter), Cliff Nelson (UC Santa Cruz) 

Title: TBA

• January 30, 2025 at 12 PM EST

Isabel Treviño (UC San Diego) 

Title: TBA

• February TBA, 2025 at 12 PM EST

Anujit Chakraborty (UC Davis) 

Title: TBA

• May 8, 2025 at 12 PM EST

Sevgi Yuksel (New York University) 

Title: TBA

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• Feb 27, 2024 at 1 PM EST

Greg Leo (Vanderbilt University)

Title: "Minimal Experiments" joint with PJ. Healy

• March 12, 2024 at 1 PM EST

Stephan Jagau (Nottingham University Business School and UC Irvine)

Title: "Selection Pressure in Strategic Environments" joint with John Duffy (UCI) Ethan Holdahl (UCI) Francisco Klapp (Adolfo Ibañez)

• April 9, 2024 at 1 PM EST

Daniela Puzzelo (University of Indiana) 

Title: Is Money Essential? An Experimental Approach

• May 07, 2024 at 1 PM EST

Lanny Zrill (Concordia University)

Title: Default-Setting and Default Bias: Does the Choice Architect Matter?

• May 21, 2024 at 1 PM EST

John Hamman (Florida State University)

Title: A Corruption Dilemma (joint with James Ahloy and Rebecca Gilland)

• June 4, 2024 at 1 PM EST

Huan Xie (Université Concordia, Canada) 

Title: Favor Exchange: An Experiment (with Arianna Degan and Yushen Li)

• June 18, 2024 at 1 PM EST

Rosario Macera (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile) 

Title: High-Fidelity Learning (Francisco Brahm, London Business School; and Joaquín Poblete; PUC Chile and ISCI)

• November 21st 

Luba Petersen (Simon Fraser University)

Title: "A Horse Race of Monetary Policy Regimes: An Experimental Investigation"

• November 7th

Marco Schwarz (University Düsseldorf)

Title: "A Dynamic Theory of Regulatory Capture" (with Alessandro De Chiara) 

• September 26th

John Duffy (University of California, Irvine)

Title: "Facing the Grim Truth: Repeated Prisoner’s Dilemma Against Robot Opponents" (co-authored with Ed Hopkins and Tatiana Kornienko)

• June 6th

Stephanie Szonszein  (University of Berkeley)

Title: "Immigrant Personal Narratives Reduce Exclusionary Attitudes towards Immigration."

• May 23rd

Hanna Fuhrman Riebel  (IDOS, Germany) 

Title: "Correcting Misperceptions About Trends and Norms to Address Weak Collective Action" (joint with Ben D'Exelle, Kristian Lopez-Vargas, Sebastian Tonke and Arjan Verschoor) 

• May 9th

Brit Grosskopf  (University of Exeter)  

Title: "Predictably competitive? What faces can tell us about competitive behavior" (joint with Loukas Balafoutas and Helena Fornwagner) 

• April 25th

Kathleen Ngangue  (University of California, Los Angeles) 

Title: "The Resolution of Uncertainty in the Values and Probability Domains" (joint with Eungik Lee and Andrew Schotter) 

• April 11th

Ricardo Perez Truglia  (University of Berkeley) 

Title: "Where Do My Tax Dollars Go? Tax Morale Effects of Perceived Government Spending" 

• March 21st

Martin Dufwenberg  (University of Arizona) 

Title: "Threats" (joint work with Flora Li and Alec Smith) 

• March 7th

Maria Cubel  (University of Bath)

Title: "Identity and Corruption: A Laboratory Experiment" (joint work with Nastasia Papadopoulou  and Santiago Sanchez-Pages)

• February 21st 

Jean Paul Rabanal  (University of Stavanger)

Title: "Trade, voting, and ESG policies: Theory and evidence" (joint work with Daniel Friedman, John Duffy and Olga Rudd)

• February 7th

Jose Guerra  (Universidad de los Andes)

Title: "Anti-social norms" (joint work with Leopoldo Fergusson and James Robinson) 

• December 13th

Danila Serra  (Texas A&M University)

Title:  "Information, Beliefs and Activism: An Experiment" (joint with Farzana Afridi, Ahana Basistha, and Amrita Dhillon).

• November 29th

     Charles Noussair  (University of Arizona)

Title:  "Emotions and Markets: Cause or Effect?" 

• November 15th

     Andrew Dustan  (Vanderbilt University)

Title:  "Reduction in Belief Elicitation" (joint work with Kristine Koutout and Greg Leo). 

• November 1st

     Isabel Trevino  (University of Californa, San Diego)

    Title: “Uncovering Biases in Information Choice and its Use: The Role of Strategic Uncertainty” (joint work with Michal Szkup)

• October 18th

Cesar Martinelli  (George Mason University)

Title: "Career Incentives and Corruption: A Lab Experiment” (joint work with Naila Esandi)

• October 4th

Timothy Cason  (Purdue University)

Title: "Contingent Reasoning and Dynamic Public Goods Provision” (joint work with Evan Calford)

• September 20th 

Marina Agranov  (California Institute of Technology)

Title: "Information Aggregation on Networks: an Experimental Study"  (joint work with Ben Gillen and Dotan Persitz) 

• June 21st  

Inácio Bo  (Southwestern University of Finance and Economics)

Title: “Pick-an-object Mechanisms” (joint work with Rustam Hakimov)  

• June 7th  

Joy Buchanan  (Samford University)

Title: “Women Willing to Program” 

• May 24th

Tim Friehe  (Southern Methodist University)

Title: “Keep Them Out of It! How Concerns for Others’ Privacy Influence the Willingness to Sell Personal Data” (joint work with Leonie Gerhards and Franziska Weber) 

• May 10th

Timothy Salmon  (Southern Methodist University)

Title: “Is 'Real' Effort More Real?” 

• April 26th

Karen Ye  (Queen's University)

Title: “Understanding peer effects in educational decisions: Theory and evidence from a field experiment”

• April 12th  

Paul Feldman  (Johns Hopkins University)

Title: "A Certainty Effect for Preference Reversals Under Risk: Experiment and Theory" (joint work with Paul J. Ferraro)  

• March 29th  

Julia Seither  (JILAEE & University of Rosario)

Title: "The Economics of Women’s Entrepreneurship" (joint work with Megan Lang)

• March 15th

Axel Ockenfels  (University of Cologne, Germany)

Title: "Why is the soft reserve auction so popular?"

• March 1st  

John Wooders  (NYU Abu Dhabi)

Title: “Expertise, Gender, and Equilibrium Play” (joint work with Romain Gauriot and Lionel Page).

• February 1st  

Lucas A. Rentschler  (Utah State University)

Title:“Economics of Policing Incentives and Criminal Justice”

• January 18th  

Mikhail Freer  (University of Essex) 

Title:“Collective Deliberation: Theory and Experiment” (jointly with Edgar Castro and César Martinelli) 

• December 7th  

Mariana Blanco  (Universidad del Rosario) 

Title:“How to make a criminal” (Joint with Dan Houser)

• November 23rd  

Kristian López Vargas  (University of California, Santa Cruz) 

Title:“Disentangling Risk Attitudes and Other-Regarding Preferences: Theory and Experiment” (Joint with Paul Feldman)

• November 9th  

Yue Deng  (George Mason University) 

Title:“The Opioid Crisis and Secondary Markets: Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment” 

• October 26th

Agne Kajackaite  (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) 

Title:“Breaking bad: Misfunctioning institutions erode good behavior”

• October 12th

Santiago Sautua  (Universidad del Rosario) 

Title:“Emotional influence on information processing in decisions under uncertainty” 

• September 28th

Hernan Bejarano  (Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economica) 

Title:"When the rich do (not) trust the (newly) rich: Experimental evidence on the effects of positive random shocks in the trust game"

• September 14th

Johanna Mollerstrom  (George Mason University) 

Title:"Your place in the world: Relative income and global inequality"

• August 31st  

Daniel Friedman  (University of California, Santa Cruz and University of Essex)

Title:“Market mysteries, old, and new”