This is in-person conference at the intersection of behavioral and public economics. Papers in all areas of behavioral and experimental economics, mechanism design, public economic theory, and other related fields, including, game theory and social choice, among others, are invited.

The purpose of the event is to bring together CESifo and CRC members to present and discuss their ongoing research. Members of both networks and invited to submit their papers, which may deal with any topic within the broad domain of behavioral and experimental economics and application to other...

The conference will provide an opportunity for researchers to present results of laboratory and field experiments. It will cover all topics in behavioral and experimental economics, such as decision theory, game theory, institutions and markets, neuroeconomics, economic psychology and others....

This course provides a state of the art overview of complex economic systems with boundedly rational heterogeneous agents. The leading paradigm in macroeconomics assumes that economic agents (households, firms, investors) are perfectly rational in making their decisions. Experimental and...

This workshop brings together researchers working on issues at the intersection of psychology and economics. The segment will focus on evidence of and explanations for non-standard choice patterns, as well as the positive and normative implications of those patterns in a wide range of economic...

The institute promotes innovative thinking and research in the fields of behavioral economics and the sources of inequality. This research aims at improving individual opportunities and social cohesion. briq provides a platform for the exchange of novel ideas and an infrastructure for the...

The purpose of the WINIR Workshop on Repugnant Behaviours is to bring together theoretical and applied papers from different disciplines, including economics, philosophy, law and political science, to discuss these and other related questions, thereby clarifying the concept of “repugnance”...