Wednesday, June 19

12:00-12:30 Registration

12:30-14:30 Parallel Sessions

12:30-14:40 Session 1.1 Innovation Suite Chair:  I. Schiopu

Yuan Yating,  University of Warwick,  Versioning with observational learning

Changkuk Im,  Ohio State University,  Accurate Quality Elicitation in a Multi-Attribute Choice Setting

Simon Jantschgi,  University of Oxford,  The Hidden Cost of ‘Zero-Commission

Ioana Schiopu,  ESADE Business School,  The Rise of For-Profit Higher Education: A General Equilibrium Analysis

12:30-14:30 Session 1.2 Boardroom Chair:  L. Koutsougeras

Mohammad Javad Vanaei,  University of Manchester,  Behavioral Finance through the Lens of Evolution: Survival of the Fittest for Portfolio Rules

Peter Bossaerts,  University of Cambridge,  Investments and Asset Pricing in a World of Satisficing Agents

Charles-Thierry Lacaussade,  Universite Paris-Dauphine,  European option pricing with market frictions and elicitation of probability distortion functions

Keisuke Teeple,  University of Waterloo,  Support, Resistance, and Technical Trading

12:30-14:30 Session 1.3 Dalton Room Chair:  X. Wang

Enrico Mattia Salonia,  Toulouse School of Economics,  Belief Dependent Motivations and Bayesian Updating

Dimitrios Tsomocos,  University of Oxford,  Dollar Denominated Sovereign Debt Risk and Restructuring in Emerging Markets

Yannick Jansen,  University of Antwerp,  Social learning and stubbornness

Xinyang Wang,  Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México,  Choosing the Pond: Status vs Prestige

14:30-14:45 Coffee Break

14:45-16:45 Parallel Sessions

14:45-16:45 Session 1.4 Innovation Suite Chair:  D. Delacretaz

Robert Gilles,  Queen’s University of Belfast,  Construction of Compromise Values for Cooperative Games

Xiangyu Qu,  Centre d’economie de la Sorbonne,  Keeping Unanimity Simple: Intertemporal Collective Choice and Dynamic Consistency

David Delacretaz,  University of Manchester,  Stability in Matching Markets with Sizes

Niccolo Urbinati,  Universita di Napoli Federico II,  Fair allocation problems when agents have outside options

14:45-16:45 Session 1.5 Boardroom Chair:  H. Bai

Raphael Gomes de Oliveira,  Cergy-Paris Université & ESSEC Business School,  Impartial Observer Theorem with Ambiguity

Chi Chong Leong,  University of Manchester,  Loss Aversion: A Possibility-Impossibility Result

Adam Dominiak,  Aarhus University,  Communication Under Ambiguity

16:45-17:00 Coffee Break

17:00-18:00 Manchester Economic Theory Lecture

Peter Hammond University of Warwick

Pre-rationality in Decision Trees with Menu Consequences