Experimental Economics

Introduction and Overview

1. Introduction to Experimental Economics

2. Social Preferences and Experiments

3. Individual Decision Making

4. Social Contracting and Basis Income Theories

Types of Experiments

5. Public Goods and Gift-Exchange

6. Bargaining and Coordination

7. Markets and Auctions

Applications

8. Labor Markets

9. Public Choice / Public Economics

10. Nudging

Dates and Rooms

• Preparatory meeting: …, May 3^rd, 2016, 9:00-12:00h, room 2114
• Seminar paper deadline: Thursday, June 25^th, 2015, 12:00 CET
• Block Seminar: June 25^th-26^th, 2016, rooms HS 2006 and HS 2330
• Paper Deadline , July 31st 2016

Downloads

Organisational Issues

•  Introduction 

Literature

• Reading List 

Recognition (4 ECTS):

• M.Sc. Economics: Profile “Economics & Politics”, Second-year course
• M.Sc. VWL (alte PO): Volkswirtschaftspolitik.
• M.Sc. VWL (neue PO): Profile “Public Sector Economics and International Taxation”, “Constitutional Economics and Competition Policy”.
• M.Sc. BWL (Public and Non-Profit Management): Wahlpflichtbereich.
• Diplom VWL: Wirtschaftspolitik, Ordnungs- und Wettbewerbsökonomik.

The seminar is held in English.