SFB Research Seminar

The SFB Research Seminar regularly invites international speakers to present ongoing work related to credence goods research. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, some of the talks are currently held online. Everybody interested is most welcome to join via the following link: https://webconference.uibk.ac.at/b/tob-yfl-yvk-s7g
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March 23, 3pm Online	Marie Claire Villeval CNRS & University of Lyon	Information Acquisition and Social Norm Formation	abstract
April 20, 3pm Online	Ben Greiner Vienna University of Economics and Business	Incentives, Framing, and Trust in AI: An Experimental Study	abstract
April 27, 3pm Online	Eric Uhlmann INSEAD	Crowdsourcing science
May 4, 12am Theologie / SR 6	Adam Szeidl Central European University	Indirect Effects of Access to Finance
May 11, 3pm Online	Cass Sunstein Harvard Law School	Wanting Not to Know
May 25, 12am Theologie / SR 6	Uwe Sunde LMU Munich	Decisions and Performance Under Bounded Rationality: Evidence from a Computational Benchmark
June 1, 12am Theologie / Madonnensaal	Eszter Czibor ConCIV at University of Iceland	Loss-framed incentives and employee (mis-)behavior
June 8, 3pm Online	Catherine Eckel Texas A&M University	The evolution of preferences and charitable giving: A panel study of the university years
June 15 CANCELLED	Marieke Bos Stockholm School of Economics	tba
June 29, 3pm Online	Michel Maréchal University of Zurich	What Do Lost Wallets Tell Us About Survey Measures of Social Capital?