SFB F63 Credence Goods, Incentives and Behavior

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WorkNet_NoLegend The SFB F63 "Credence Goods, Incentives and Behavior" is funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) and runs for 4 years from March 2017. It is a joint research project including the project part leaders Loukas Balafoutas, Jürgen Huber, Rudolf Kerschbamer, Michael Kirchler, Matthias Sutter, and Markus Walzl.

The project’s aim is to analyze key determinants of individual behavior and market performance in credence goods markets with a variety of methods, combining theoretical work, laboratory experiments and field experiments. The research group consists of more than 30 scholars from economics and finance, thus bridging research across both fields.

Upcoming Events

18.04.18 | Marie Claire Villeval | CNRS
Topic: The spillover effects of monitoring institution on unethical behavior across contexts
25.04.18 | Brice CORGNET | EM Lyon Business School
Topic: Rac(g)e Against the Machine: Social Incentives When Humans Meet Robots
09.05.18 | Daniel WIESEN | University of Cologne
Topic: Physician performance pay: Experimental evidence
16.05.18 | Johannes JASPERSEN | LMU Munich
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30.05.18 | Roman SHEREMETA | Case Western Reserve University
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Related Publications

Kirchler, M., Lindner, F., Weitzel, U. (2018), Rankings and risk-taking in the finance industry. Journal of Finance (forthcoming). [more]

Balafoutas, L., Kerschbamer, R. and Sutter, M. (2017), Second-Degree Moral Hazard In A Real-World Credence Goods Market. Economic Journal. [more]

Kerschbamer, R., Sutter, M. and Dulleck, U. (2017), How Social Preferences Shape Incentives in (Experimental) Markets for Credence Goods. Economic Journal. [more]

Kerschbamer, R., Neururer, D. and Sutter, M. (2016), Insurance Coverage Induces Dishonesty of Sellers in Markets for Credence Goods. PNAS. [more]

Kirchler, M., Huber, J., Stefan, M. and Sutter, M. (2016), Market design and moral behavior. Management Science. [more]

Kleinlercher, D., Huber, J., Kirchler, M. (2014), The impact of different incentive schemes on asset prices. European Economic Review 68: 137-150.