Experimental Economics
Introduction
Introduction
Experimental economics is the application of experimental methods to study economic questions. Data collected in experiments are used to test the validity of economic theories, and shed light on anomalous behavior.
Methods
Methods
For more information, visit our Methods class' webpage
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Preferences and values
Preferences and values
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Risk aversion, loss aversion, and ambiguity
Risk aversion, loss aversion, and ambiguity
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Inter-temporal decision-making
Inter-temporal decision-making
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Belief and learning
Belief and learning
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Other regarding preferences
Other regarding preferences
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Games of complete information
Games of complete information
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Games of incomplete information
Games of incomplete information
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Market, matching, and networks
Market, matching, and networks
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