SFB Research Seminar

The SFB Research Seminar regularly invites international speakers to present ongoing work related to credence goods research. It is held on Wednesdays from 12:00-13:00 in seminar room 9. Everybody interested is most welcome to join!

March 13	Jana Friedrichsen DIW Berlin / University of Berlin	Income effects on fairness in markets	abstract
March 27	Martin Dufwenberg University of Arizona	Tax evasion with a conscience (j.w.w. K. Nordblom)	paper
April 3	Cars Hommes University of Amsterdam	Bubbles, crashes and information contagion in large-group asset market experiments (j.w.w. A. Kopanyi-Peuker & J. Sonnemans)	paper
April 10	Dietmar Fehr University of Heidelberg	Poverty, seasonal scarcity and exchange asymmetries: Evidence from small-scale farmers in rural Zambia	abstract
May 8	Bettina Rockenbach University of Cologne	Social context engineering in children	abstract
May 15	Fabian Herweg University of Bayreuth	Regret Theory and Salience Theory: Total Strangers, Distant Relatives or Close Cousins?	paper
May 29	Georg Weizsäcker University of Berlin	Markets for leaked information
June 5	Alexei Parakhonyak University of Oxford	Information design through scarcity and social learning (j.w.w. N. Vikander)
June 12	Bernd Irlenbusch University of Cologne	Adam & Eve's Legacy: Using Fig Leaves As Hypocritical Covers - An Experimental Investigation Into Economic Consequences (j.w.w. A. Apffelstaedt, J.-E. Lönnqvist & G. Walkowitz)
June 19	Peter Bossaerts University of Melbourne	Towards Behavioural and Biological Foundations of Decisions with Uncertainty: A Mission Incomplete	abstract

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