GATE-Lab/BRiO seminar series
These seminars are for external guests and can cover any topic in behavioral and experimental economics. They are organized together with the BRiO group at EMLyon and take place on Thursdays from 10:45am to 12:00pm either in the seminar room in Ecully or in the premises of the EMLyon.
BEERS (Behavioral and Experimental Economics Research Seminars)
These are informal meetings (open to all GATE-LAB members and PhD students) where researchers can present their projects in behavioral and experimental economics and get feedback from the group.
Please see the calendar below or contact the organizers Fabio Galeotti (fabio.galeotti@cnrs.fr) and Astrid Hopfensitz (hopfensitz@em-lyon.com) for further details.
Next events
Past events
2023
GATE-LAB seminars:
April, 13: César Mantilla (Universidad del Rosario) - The expected enforcement of fairness norms among Colombian future Police Officers: an experiment and a prediction survey
March, 2: Julien Senn (University of Zurich) - Leveraging Social Comparisons: The Role of Peer Assignment Policies
February, 27: Urs Fischbacher (University of Konstanz) - Rights, Duties, and Taboos: The Social Codex of Peer Punishment
February, 2: Claire Rimbaud (University of Innsbruck) - Ingroup Favoritism and Beliefs with Children
January, 27: Jan Engelmann (University of Amsterdam), Distinguishing agent-specific and decision-specific channels of attention in risky decision-making
January, 26: Maxime Derex (Institute For Advanced Study in Toulouse) - Causal understanding is not necessary for the improvement of culturally evolving technology
BEERS seminars:
March, 16: Mateus Joffily (GATE) - Active (Bayesian) Inference and the Ellsberg Paradox
January, 19: Alice Soldà (Ghent University) - Playing Dumb to Look Green? The Impact of Information Complexity on Attitudes towards Information
2022
GATE-LAB seminars:
November, 24: Daniel Balliet (VU Amsterdam) - Cross-societal differences in cooperation
October, 21: Glenn Dutcher (University of Ohio) - Creative capital generation: the role of diverse teams, experience and communication
October, 17: Nora Szech (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) - Competing Image Concerns: Pleasures of Skill and Moral Values
October, 10: James Tremewan ((IESEG School of Management) - The impact of referenda on norm-related beliefs
October, 6: Despoina Alempaki (Warwick Business School) - Deceptive Communication: Direct Lies and Evasion
September, 22: Lea Cassar (University of Regensburg) - Keep Calm and Carry On: The Short vs. Long Run Effects of Mindfulness Meditation on Academic Performance
September, 15: Rémi Neveu (University of Geneva) - Statistical analyses of editorial practicesin influential Nature journals
September, 8: Vanessa Valero (Loughborough University) - On the relative deservingness of capital and labor
Lata Gangadharan (Monash University) - The role of the environment in the gender leadership gap
July, 4: Elise Payzan-LeNestour (UNSW Business School) - Craving for Money? Evidence from the Laboratory and the Field
May, 23: David Dickinson (Appalachian State University) - Political ideology, mood response, and the confirmation bias.
May, 20: Shaul Shalvi (University of Amsterdam) - Willful Ignorance: A Meta-Analytical Review
May, 10: Carsten de Dreu (Leiden University) - On Being Unpredictable and Winning
May, 3: Christian Zehnder (University of Lausanne) - Hindsight Bias and Trust in Government: Evidence from the United States
April, 29: Nicola Argelli (LIUC Business School) - A natural experiment on how interactive distance learning impacts students’ performance [PhD seminar]
April, 1: Eldar Dadon (Ben-Gurion University) - Goodhart’s law in the labor market: signal structure, strategies and productivity [internal seminar]
March, 31: Giovanna d'Adda (University of Milan) - Direct and cross-resource spillover effects of social information about water usage
March, 24: Jiakun Zheng (Renmin University of China) - Risk as excuses for selfishness: Evidence from public goods games with rice farmers in four developing countries
March, 17: Aleksandr Alekseev (University of Regensburg) - The Economics of Babysitting a Robot
March, 4: Benoît Tarroux (GATE) - Social preferences through choices between menu of allocations.[internal seminar]
March, 7: Antonio Cabrales (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) - The effect of ambiguity in strategic environments: an experiment [external seminar]
February, 11: Sibilla di Guida (Syddansk Universitet) - Plasticity of strategic sophistication in interactive decision-making
January, 13: Kenju Kamei (Durham University) - The Individual-Team Discontinuity Effect on Institutional Choices
BEERS seminars:
October, 10: Despoina Alempaki (Warwick Business School) - The menu of deception: what you see is all there is
October, 4: GATE-LAB funding program
September, 28: Glenn Dutcher (Ohio University) - Saving lives by understanding risk. How surgeon's perceptions affect willingness to accept deceased donor kidneys
Eldar Dadon (Ben-Gurion University) - Goodhart's law - the cost of knowing
June, 2: Julia Rose (Erasmus University Rotterdam and Tinbergen Institute) - Lies and Confessions
May, 19: Alberto Prati (University of Oxford) - Motivated Beliefs: A Natural Experiment
May, 6: Marius Alt (European Commission - Joint Research Centre) - The more the better? Synergies of interventions to tackle climate change and their effects on behavioural spillovers & Nicola Argelli (LIUC) - Do search engine based technologies foster trust and the development of common communication codes?
April, 14: Moritz Loewenfeld (TSE) - How winners and losers see the world - implications of motivated reasoning & Fabio Galeotti (GATE) - Lies and Confessions
March, 28: Maria Erazo Diaz (GATE) - Expectations models in assets markets: an eye-tracking experiment
March, 18: Shuguang Jiang (Shandong University) - Future Financial Pressure and Economic Decision-Making: Evidence from Families of Two Boys vs. Two Girls in Rural China with High Bride Price & Eldar Dadon (Ben-Gurion University) - CSR as signal in the labor market
March, 3: Eugenio Verrina (GATE) - Group dishonesty: Incentives and beliefs
Other events:
June, 30 - July 1: 12th International Conference of the French Association of Experimental Economics (ASFEE)
September, 29: GATE-Shandong Workshop
2021
GATE-LAB seminars:
December, 16: Rainer M. Rilke (WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management) - Motivating low performers with input-based relative performance feedback: Evidence from a field experiment
December, 9: Vessela Daskalova (University College Dublin) - Signalling Identity
December, 2: Luca Polonio (IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca) - The Reasoning Process Underlying Forward Induction
November, 25: Ernesto Reuben (New York University Abu Dhabi) - Gender biases in job referrals
October, 22: Francesco Bogliacino (Universidad Nacional de Colombia) - Measuring Norms: Assessing the Bicchieri and Xiao elicitation method
October, 14: Dezso Nemeth (University of Lyon and Eötvös Lorand University) - Competitive neurocognitive networks governing responsiveness to oversimplified political messages
September, 30: Giorgia Romagnoli (University of Amsterdam) - Morals in multi-units markets
September, 17: Jean Decety (University of Chicago) - Les apports et les limites de l’empathie dans la décision morale
September, 14: Friederike Mengel (University of Essex) - Non-Bayesian Statistical Discrimination
June, 11: Isabel Trevino (UC San Diego) - Uncovering biases in information choice and its use: the role of coordination and information acquisition
June, 3: Sevgi Yuksel (UC Santa Barbara) - Mental Models and Learning: The Case of Base-Rate Neglect
May, 27: Frèdèric Moisan (GATE) - Connectors and Influencers
May, 20: Geoffrey Castillo (Vienna Center for Experimental Economics) - Measuring the importance of interpersonal similarity
May, 10: Alexander Cappelen (NHH) - Second-best fairness under limited information: The trade-off between false positives and false negatives
May, 7: Zachary Grossman (UC Merced) - Information avoidance in social decisions: what we still don’t understand about the robustness of and mechanisms behind a well-studied phenomenon
April, 29: Yves Le Yaouanq (LMU Munich) - Learning about one's self
April, 26: Bettina Rockenbach (University of Cologne) - Gender Differences Across Economic Games: Expectations, Norms, and Behavior
March, 25: Sonja Vogt (University of Bern) - Creating a market for integrity to reduce corruption in education
March, 22: Anna Dreber (Stockholm School of Economics) - Predicting replication outcomes
March, 5: Christine Exley (Harvard Business School) - The Gender Gap in Self-Promotion
Febraury, 25: Yohanes Eko Riyanto (Nanyang Technological University) - Nudging Ride-Hailing Platform's Users to Book a Ride using Low-Fare Pop-Ups: A Large Scale Natural Field Experiment
Febraury, 19: Julie Chytilová (Charles University) - Nastiness in Groups
Fenruary, 4: Ritwik Banerjee (Indian Institute of Management Bangalore) - Do workers discriminate against their out-group employers? Evidence from an online platform economy
January, 29: Ivan Soraperra (CREED, University of Amsterdam) - Behavioral Nudges to Curb OTC Sales of Antibiotics: a RCT study in Ethiopia
January, 21: Alexander Vostroknutov (Maastricht University) - Meta-Context in Social Decisions
January, 14: Alicia von Schenk and Victor Klockmann (University of Frankfurt) - Artificial Intelligence and Ethics
BEERS seminars:
November, 26: Diya Abraham (Witschaftsuniversität Wien) - Empowering Recipients in a Dictator Game: Exploring the Effect of Voluntary Vulnerability
October, 15: Jona Krutaj (GATE) - The role of leaders in changing social norms
September, 23: GATE-LAB FUNDING PROGRAMME 2021/2022
June, 4: Jacopo Magnani (GATE) - Why do people violate no-trade theorems?
March, 18: Lisa Spantig (University of Essex) - Measuring Individual Preferences for Truth-Telling
Febraury, 26: Georgia Michailidou (NYUAD) - Lie O'clock
January, 8: Claire Rimbaud (GATE) - Avoiding your conscience
Other events:
May 19: GATE-Goteborg-MPI workshop
March 29: 1st Lyon–Maastricht behavioral workshop
2020
GATE-LAB seminars:
December, 18: Elena Cettolin (Tilburg University) - Goals for Development: Experimental Evidence from Cassava Processors
December, 11: Luigi Butera (Copenhagen Business School) - A New Mechanism to Alleviate the Crises of Confidence in Science With An Application to the Public Goods Game
December, 7: Michel Maréchal (University of Zürich) - The Right to be Heard: A Randomized Controlled Trial on Economizing Procedural Justice
December, 4: Kai Barron (WZB Berlin) - Everyday econometricians: Selection neglect and overoptimism when learning from others
November, 30: Christian Zehnder (Univesity of Lausanne) - Building an Equilibrium : Rules versus Principles in Relational Contracts
November, 26: Thomas Epper (University of St. Gallen) - Risk Taking over Money and Effort (with Alexander Koch and Julia Nafziger)
November, 12: Marta Serra-Garcia (Rady School of Management, UCSD) - Cognitive Flexibility or Moral Commitment? Evidence of Anticipated Belief Distortion (with Silvia Saccardo)
October, 16: Eugenio Verrina (GATE) - Personal norms - and not only social norms - shape economic behavior
September, 28: Björn Bartling (University of Zurich) - Free to Fail? Paternalistic Preferences in the U.S
February, 20: Tarek Jaber-Lopez (University of Innsbruck) - Religious messages and economic behavior in Islam
February, 6: Eva Ranehill (University of Gothenburg) - A Man's World? The Impact of a Male Dominated Environment on Female Leadership
January, 13: Michele Belot (European University Institute and University of Edinburgh) - Facilitating Healthy Dietary Habits: An Experiment with a Low Income Population
January, 10: Margherita Comola (Paris School of Economics) - Social and Economic Inequality
BEERS seminars:
December, 21: Fortuna Casoria (GATE) - The transmission of narratives and the dilution of responsibility
November, 13: Maria Alejandra Erazo Diaz and Yao Kpegli (GATE) - Elicitation Method to Measure Betrayal Aversion and Disentangle Social Ambiguity from Strategic Uncertainty
November, 5: Sorravich Kingsuwankul (GATE) - Financial scarcity and transmission of prosociality: A field experiment
October, 16: Maria Alejandra Erazo Diaz (GATE) -The Effect of Endowment Conditioned to Effort on Beliefs Formation About Trustworthiness and Ambiguity Attitudes
October, 9: Claire Rimbaud (GATE) - Motivated Interpretation of No News
Julien Benistant (ISC) -
February, 20: Julia Rose (Innsbruck University) - Stress, Lying and (False) Confessions
January, 24: Jacopo Magnani (GATE) - Non-Parametric Measures of Efficiency and Risk-Aversion in a Dynamic Portfolio Choice Experiment
2019
GATE-LAB seminars:
December, 10: Florian Zimmermann (University of Bonn) - Associative Memory and Belief Formation
December, 9: Lorenz Götte (University of Bonn) - The habit-forming effects of feedback: evidence from a large-scale field experiment
November, 26: Ada Kovaliukaite (NYU Abu Dhabi) - A (non-parametric) Method to Evaluate The Significance and Power of Level-k Family
November, 25: Michael Kosfeld (Goethe University Frankfurt) - Incentives and the Sorting of Motivated Agents
November, 22: Ingvild Almås (Stockholm University) - Fairness Across the World: Preferences and Beliefs
November, 12: Olga Rud (RMIT University) - An endogenous timing conflict game in the lab: gender differences in play
November, 8: Carsten de Dreu (Leiden University) - On the Psychology and Economics of Group Predation
October, 25: Marco Faravelli (University of Queensland) - Conflict in the Pool
October, 17: Shahar Ayal (School of Psychology, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya) - The Battle Against Justified Dishonesty
October, 11: Wieland Müller (University of Vienna) - Building Trust: The Costs and Benefits of Gradualism
September, 23: Sophie Moinas (Toulouse School of Management and School of Economics) - Learning in Speculative Bubbles: An Experiment
September, 9: Zhixin Dai (Renmin University) - The Experimentalist as Tax Administrator: Using Natural Field Experiments to Enhance Tax Compliance
May, 27: Kai Konrad (Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance) - Implementing (Un)fair Procedures ? Favoritism and Process Fairness when Inequality is Inevitable
May, 24: Aurelien Baillon (Erasmus University Rotterdam) - Bayesian elicitation of unverifiable truths
May, 20: Stefan Trautmann (University of Heidelberg, Tilburg University) - Implementing (Un)fair Procedures ? Favoritism and Process Fairness when Inequality is Inevitable
May, 17: Sebastian Fehrler (University of Konstanz) - Negotiating Cooperation under Uncertainty: Communication in Noisy, Indefinitely Repeated Interactions
May, 6: Matthias Weber (University of St Gallen) - Monetary Policy under Behavioral Expectations: Theory and Experiment
May, 3: Urs Fischbacher (University of Konstanz) - Incentives for conformity and disconformity
April, 26: Luigi Butera (University of Copenhagen) - The Deadweight Loss of Social Recognition
April, 5: Martin Kocher (University of Vienna) - Time pressure in bidding
March, 15: Jean-Philippe Lachaux (Lyon Neuroscience Research Center) - Neuroeducation: a possible solution to the attention crisis? The example of ATOLE : a program to teach ATtention in schoOLs
March, 14: Boris van Leeuwen (Tilburg University) - Fetal Origins of Investor Behavior
February, 15: Vanessa Valero (University of Zurich) - Public Discourse and Pro-Social Market Behavior
February, 14: Jan Potters (Tilburg University) - Are fast choices more stable than slow choices?
February, 13: Christina Rott (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) - Arbitrary gender stereotypes cause segregation in labor markets
February, 8: Séverine Toussaert (University of Oxford) - Revealing temptation through menu choice: a field study
February, 7: Emmanuel Dechenaux (Kent State University) - Contests with Revisions
February, 7: Georg Kirchsteiger (Université Libre de Bruxelles) - Endogenous Repeated Cooperation and Surplus Distribution ‐ An Experimental Analysis
February, 4: Nagore Iriberri (University of the Basque Country) - Brave Boys and Play-it-Safe Girls: Gender Differences in Willingness to Guess in a Large Scale Natural Experiment
January, 24: David Ong (Peking University HSBC Business School) - Is Female Competitiveness Influenced by Gender Identity?
January, 18: Thijs Brouwer (Tilburg University) - Would you trust someone who cheats in your favor?
January, 17: Dirk Sliwka (University of Cologne) - Performance Reviews and Performance Pay – Evidence from a Field Experiment
BEERS seminars:
October, 23: Camille Massey (Institut Paul Bocuse) - Willingness to pay for time-saving services at lunch, a hypothetical experiment
October, 4: Victor Klockmann (Goethe University Frankfurt) - How to compose the workforce of tomorrow? Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Human Labor Demand
October, 4: Alicia von Schenk (Goethe University Frankfurt) - The Neglected Costs of Helping: An Experiment on the Motives Underlying Harmful Support
September, 11: Julia Rose (Innsbruck University) - The Impact of Stress on Risky Choice: Preferences and Noise
June, 26: Sorravich Kingsuwankul (GATE) - Do people take bigger risk with unethical money?
May, 10: Alice Solda (GATE) - Overconfidence, demand for information and belief updating
May, 10: Hongquan Lian (South China Normal University) - Did Leaders with Higher Inequity Aversion Promote Public Cooperation Better?
March, 28: Maxime Le Bihan (GATE) - Self-Image in Job Search: Overconfidence and Biased Updating among Unemployed Job Seekers
March, 7: Sorravich Kingsuwankul (GATE) - Do people take bigger risk with unethical money?
February, 13: Fabio Galeotti (GATE) and John Hamman (Florida State University) - Can honest leaders restore ethical conduct?
January, 11: Alberto Prati (Aix-Marseille) - Asymmetric feedback recall: the role of affect
Other events:
June, 17-18: European Workshop on Experimental and Behavioral Economics (EWEBE)
May, 23: "Emotions, stress, and incentives" Workshop
February, 1: "Emotions and Ethics: Insights from Behavioral Economics" Conference
January, 29: INDEPTH Kick-off Workshop "INstitutional Design and Economic Preferences: THeory and experiments"
2018
GATE-LAB seminars:
December, 5: Jeroen van de Ven (University of Amsterdam) - The Strategic Display of Emotions
December, 5: Ivan Soraperra (University of Amsterdam) - A market for integrity. An experiment on corruption in the education sector
November, 30: Fortuna Casoria (GATE) - Do upfront investments increase cooperation? An experimental approach
November, 23: John Hamman (FSU) - Delegation and Team Selection
November, 7: Vernon Smith (Chapman University) - Learning from Experiments that Fail to Confirm Beliefs: Three Cases
November, 5: Ingar K. Haaland (Norwegian School of Economics) - Beliefs about Behavioral Responses to Taxation
October, 26: Nikos Nikiforakis (NYU Abu Dhabi) - Are mothers less willing to compete than others?
October, 10: Agne Kajackaite (WZB Berlin) - Poverty negates the impact of social norms on cheating
October, 1: Olivier L’Haridon (University of Rennes) - An Effective and Simple Tool for Measuring Loss Aversion
September, 12: Daniel J. Zizzo (Newcastle University) - Does exposure to violence affect reciprocity? Experimental evidence from the West Bank
July, 5: Elias Lafi Khalil (Monash University) - Naturalizing the Sacred
June, 21: Eugen Dimant (University of Pennsylvania) - Feel the Power of the Dark Side: On the Evolution of Norm Erosion
June, 21: Glenn Dutcher (Ohio University) - Uncovering the Positive Effects of Diversity in Creative Teams
June, 5: Michalis Drouvelis (University of Birmingham) - The Effects of Feedback Quality on Workers' Performance
June, 1: Gabriele Camera (Chapman University) - Endogenous Market Formation and Monetary Trade: an Experiment
May, 31: Arno Riedl (Maastricht University) - How unfair chances and gender discrimination affect labor supply
May, 30: Peter Kuhn (University of California, Santa Barbara) - Gender-Targeted Job Ads in the Recruitment Process:Evidence from China
May, 28: Randolph Sloof (University of Amsterdam) - Media bias and elections: An experimental study
May, 24: Min Zhu (Beijing Normal University) - The formation of partnerships in social networks
May, 3: Mikhail Freer (KU Leuven) - Collective Experimentation: A Laboratory Study
April, 27: Christiane Schwieren (University of Heidelberg) - The effect of experience on social norm perception in laboratory experiment participants
April, 12: Rachel Kranton (Duke University) - Deconstructing Group Bias
April, 11: Matthias Sutter (University of Cologne) - Driving to the Beat: reputation vs selection in the taxi market
April, 5: Agne Kajackaite (WZB Berlin) - Lying about luck versus lying about performance
March, 27: Sigrid Suetens (Tilburg University) - Return to trust is lower for immigrants
March, 23: Krista Saral (Webster University Geneva) - The Value of Consensus: An Experimental Analysis of Costly Pre-Vote Communication
March, 9: Alexia Gaudeul (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) - The social preferences of democratically elected decision-makers: fairer, but sometimes at the cost of efficiency
March, 1: Botond Koszegi (CEU, Budapest) - Browsing versus Studying: A Pro-Market Case for Regulation
January, 25: Paolo Crosetto (GAEL) - Eliciting fast & slow choices: an experimental tool and two applications
BEERS seminars:
December, 20: Julien Benistant (GATE) - The spillover effect of competition on collaborative dishonesty
December, 19: Frederico C Jandre (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro) - A couple of stories in Biomedical Engineering
November, 16: Salvatore Di Falco (University of Geneva) - Poverty and Self Esteem
October, 5: João V. Ferreira (GATE) - The effect of group deliberation on redistributive preferences
June, 6: Julien Benistant (GATE) - Decision, emotional exposure and sophistication
March, 30: Camille Massey (Institut Paul Bocuse) - Impact of time constraints on food choice in the workplace
February, 16: Maxime Le Bihan (GATE) - On the relationship between behavioral preferences and job search: insights from survey data
February, 15: Catherine Bros-Bobin (Université Paris-Est Marne La Vallée) - Discaste: lab in the field experiment on caste identity
February, 2: Mathilde Godard (GATE) - Tight labour-market, tight marriage market? Graduating in a recession and family outcomes
2017
GATE-LAB seminars:
December, 1: Chia-Jung Tsay (UCL) - The Visual Judgment of Performance
November, 27: Marco Casari (University of Bologna) - Money is More than Memory
October, 27: John Hamman (Florida State University) - Fool Me Once: An Experiment on Credibility and Leadership
October, 4: Dionissi Aliprantis (The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland) - Differences of Opinion
September 28: Peter Katuščák (RWTH Aachen University) - How to Boost Revenues in First-Price Auctions? The Magic of Disclosing Only Winning Bids from Past Auctions
September 11: Robert Dur (Erasmus University Rotterdam) - Team Incentives, Social Cohesion, and Performance : A Natural Field Experiment
July, 7: Sudipta Sarangi (Virginia Tech) - Electoral College: A Multibattle Contest with Complementarities
July, 3: Chloe Tergiman (Penn State University) - Preferences for Power
June, 12: Jordi Brandts (Barcelona GSE) - Deliberative structures and their impact on voting behavior under social conflict
June, 1: James Andreoni (University of California, San Diego), When Fair Isn’t Fair: Sophisticated Time Inconsistency in Social Preferences
May, 12: Ingela Alger (Toulouse School of Economics), Do informal transfers induce lower e fforts? Evidence from lab-in-the-fi eld experiments in rural Mexico
May, 11: Lata Gangadharan (Monash University), Paternalistic Giving: Restricting Recipient Choice
May, 9: David Dickinson (Appalachian State University), Sleep Restriction and Time‐of‐Day Impacts on Simple Social Interaction
May, 5: Yan Chen (University of Michigan), Identity and Impact in Public Goods Contributions: A field experiment on Wikipedia
May, 5: Philip Grossman (Monash University), The influence of leader reputation on followers’ response to cheap talk messages
May, 4: Joseph Vecci (University of Gothenburg), Do Gender Quotas Damage Hierarchical Relationships? Experimental Evidence from Labor Market Experiments
May 3: Julie Rosaz (Université de Montpellier, LAMETA), Truth Telling under Oath
April, 26: Arno Riedl (Maastricht University), Market Interaction and Efficient Cooperation
April 24: Charles Bellemare (Université Laval), Self-confidence, material consequences, and subjective performance evaluations
April 10: Aldo Rustichini (University of Minnesota), Biological Foundation of Economic Analysis
April 3: Tor Eriksson (University of Aarhus) gategattGender Stereotyping and Self-stereotyping Attitudes : A Large Field Study of Managers
March 17: Loukas Balafoutas (University of Innsbruck), Incentives for dishonesty: An experimental study with internal auditors
February, 17: Daniele Nosenzo (University of Nottingham), Peer effects in norm compliance
February, 9: Olivier Armantier (Federal Reserve Bank of New York - Discount Window Stigma: An Experimental Investigation
February, 7: Anders Poulsen (University of East Anglia) - How Strong are the Attraction and Compromise Effects in Bargaining? Experimental Evidence
February 2: Christian Thöni (University of Lausanne) - Cultural origins of cooperation: The permeability of societies
January 10: Frédéric Schneider (Yale University) - The unrealized value of centralization for coordination
Behavioral Ethics seminars:
September 29: Diego Gambetta (European University Institute) - Sharing Compromising Information: can ‘criminals’ cooperate in the lab?
March 16: Johannes Abeler (University of Oxford) - Preferences for truth-telling
BEERS seminars:
November, 10: Julien Benistant (GATE) - Decision, emotional exposure and sophistication
November, 10: Thomas Garcia (GATE) - Altruistic behaviors confronted to the different aspects of uncertainty
October, 20: Marina Chugunova (University of Hamburg) - Production consequences of taxation and donation
October, 13: Sophie Cêtre (Sciences Po Paris) - A choice experiment on the elicitation of preferences over income distributions
September, 28: Vincent Théroude (GATE) - David vs Goliath: How to allocate limited public resources among heterogeneous agents?
September, 4: Hui Xu (Beijing Normal University) - The spillover effects of emotion expression on decision-making
June, 15: Ambroise Descamps (Queensland University of Technology) - An experiment on the causal effect of winning in dynamic contests
April, 18: Liza Charroin (GATE) - Endogenous network formation and criminality
April, 7: Eva Raiber (Toulouse School of Economics) - The Role of Cheating Opportunities and Beliefs in a 2-Persons Trading Game
March, 15: Eugenia Polizzi (JRC) - Obesity, Risk Attitudes and Metabolic Changes: an Experimental Approach
March, 10: Marion Dupoux (Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense) - Beyond perfect substitutability in public good games: heterogeneous structures of preferences
January, 27: Fabio Galeotti (GATE) - On the Trade-Off between Political Preferences and Quality in Voting Decisions
Other events:
October, 24-25: 2nd GATE-Lab Workshop on Social Norms and Moral Norms
2016
GATE-LAB seminars:
November 28: Philip Brookins (MPI for Research on Collective Goods) - Leading by example in group contests with and without complementarities
November 21: Nobuyuki Hanaki (Université Nice Sophia Antipolis) - The strategic environment effect in beauty contest games
November, 9: Benedikt Herrmann (European Union) - Applying insights from behavioural economics to policy making experiences
November 2: Mikhail Freer (George Mason University) - A Revealed Preferences Test of Quasi-Linear Preferences
October 28: Ferdinand Von Siemens (University of Frankfurt) - Gender Diversity and Social Signaling
September 19: Fabrice Le Lec (Université Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) - Choice or information overload?
September, 5: Peter Bossaerts (University of Melbourne) - Competitive O-equilibrium : Theory and Experiment
June, 23: Michael Kuhn (University of Oregon) - Starting Small: Endogenous Stakes and Rational Cooperation
May, 27: James Tremewan (University of Vienna) - An offer you CAN refuse: the effect of transparency with endogenous conflict of interest
May, 20: David Hugh-Jones (University of East Anglia) - Expropriation of free-riders and minorities: Theory, history and an experiment
May, 4: Luis Santos Pinto (Université de Lausanne) - How do Beliefs about Skill Affect Risky Decisions
April, 28: Sasha Vostroknutov (University of Trento) - Norms in Games and Sharing Attitudes in Self-Proclaimed Left and Right
April 11: Robert Slonim (University of Sydney) - Redesigning Markets for Blood Donations : A Blood Donation Registry
April, 8: Ellen Garbarino (University of Sydney) - Waiting to Give: Stated and Revealed Preferences
March, 24: Nikos Nikiforakis (New York University in Abu Dhabi) - Social Change and the Conformity Trap
January 25: Benoît Tarroux (Université de Rennes 1 et CREM) - On attitude towards choice: Some experimental evidence of choice aversion
January, 15: Lionel Page (Queensland University of Technology) - Wimbledon Revisited
January, 13: Michal Krawczyk (University of Warsaw) - Time Pressure and Risk Taking in Auctions: A Field Experiment
Behavioral Ethics seminars:
December, 13: Marie Claire Villeval (GATE) - Loss Aversion and lying behavior: Theory, estimation and empirical evidence
June, 22: Claude Fluet (Université Laval, Québec) - Social Norms and Legal Design
March, 18: Roberto Galbiati (CNRS and Sciences Po) - Earthquakes, Religion, and Transition to Self-Government in Italian Cities
BEERS seminars:
December 19: Valeria Maggian (GATE) - Group Identity in a Credence Good Market
November, 18: Seongmin Park (Cognitive Neuroscience Centre) - Neural computations of strategic decision-making in the volunteer's dilemma
November, 17: Charlotte Saucet (GATE) - Motivated Memory in a binary dictator game: experimental evidences
October, 28: Samuel Kembou Nzale (Aix-Marseille School of Economics) - TBA
September, 30: Mateus Joffily (GATE) - In quest of the neurocomputational underpinning of decision confidence
September, 23: Rémi Suchon (GATE) - Do Image Spillovers Deter Dishonesty?
September, 16: Julien Benistant (GATE) - Stealing for Money or for Status
March, 24: Valeria Maggian (GATE) - Getting to the top: affirmative actions in multistage tournaments
March, 2: Vincent Theroude (GATE) - Cooperation in a risky world
Other events:
May, 23: Workshop on "Emotions, stress, and incentives"
November, 8: "Nudges: an instrument for policy-makers?", The Economic Days
October, 12-14: Lyon Active Inference Workshop
2015
GATE-LAB seminars:
December, 2: Salvatore di Falco (University of Geneva) - Avoiding the Network Tax: Social Pressure and Labour Sharing in Village Economies
November, 19: Eli Spiegelman (Vanier College) - Evolution of preferences in the lab: an indirect evolutionary approach to emergent norms of trustworthiness
November, 13: Anett John (CREST and ENSAE) - When Commitment Fails - Evidence from a Regular Saver Product in the Philippines
November, 12: Anders Poulsen (University of East Anglia) - Real-time bargaining, payoff focality, and coordination complexity
September, 21: Maria Bigoni (University of Bologna) - Money and cooperation in large-scale societies
June, 19: Radu Vranceanu (ESSEC) - Gender Interactions in Team Production: Performance and Punishment
June, 5: Jonathan Goupille (PSE) - Behavioral responses to inheritance tax: evidence from notches in France
June, 4: Jean-Robert Tyran (University of Vienna) - Motivated to Vote? Information Aggregation and the Dividend of Democracy
May, 13: Dorothea Kubler (WZB, Bonn) - College Admissions with Entrance Exams: Centralized versus Decentralized
May, 12: David Dickinson (Appalachian State University) - Sleep Restriction, Circadian Mismatch, and Decision Making: Preliminary Results from an Ecologically Valid Sleep Manipulation Protocol
April, 13: Valeria Maggian (Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca) - The wrong man for the job, biased beliefs and job mismatching
April, 7: Jeroen van de Ven (University of Amsterdam) - The Sources of the Communication Gap
March, 24: Changcheng Song (National University of Singapore) - An experiment on reference points and expectations
Behavioral Ethics seminars:
June, 18: Lata Gangadharan (Monash University) - Regulatory Performance of Audit Tournaments and Compliance Observability
June, 2: Marie Claire Villeval (CNRS, GATE) - Can transparency of information reduce embezzlement?
April, 2: Zhixin Dai (CNRS, GATE) - On the Efficiency of Crackdowns: a Lab-in-the-field Experiment
BEERS seminars:
November, 20: Anca Mihut (GATE) - Equity Considerations and Pricing Instruments in a Common Pool Resource Dilemma
October, 30: Zhixin Dai (GATE) - On the Optimal Design of Crackdowns: Theory and Experimental Evidence
October, 23: Marie Claire Villeval (GATE) - Publishing experimental economics papers
October,9: Rémi Suchon (GATE) - The impact of social mobility on distributive behaviors and trust : an experimental design
September, 24: Ana Jianu (GATE) -
September, 18: Philipp Schwartenbeck Salzburg and UCL -
April, 10: Zhixin Dai (GATE) - The efficiency of crackdowns: A lab-in-thefield experiment in public transportations
March, 27: Julien Benistant (GATE) - An Introductory Lecture on Neurosciences I
March, 6: Anca Mihut (GATE) - Equity Considerations in Dealing with a Common Pool Resource Dilemma
February, 27: Adam Zylbersztejn (GATE) - Gender predicts intuition in moral dilemmas
Other events:
December, 7: 4th Lyon-Toulouse Behavioral and Experimental Economics (BEE) Workshop
October, 16-17: 1st GATE-Lab Workshop on Social Norms and Moral Norms
October, 13-15: Economic Days (Journées de l’Economie, JECO)
September, 25: Grande Expérience Participative during the European Night of Research
