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EXCEN, the EXperimental
Economics CENter, was founded in 2006 to support research, teaching, and
policy applications involving controlled experiments
with human decision makers. Professor James C. Cox
is the founding director of the Center.
The Center's central objective is
to promote the development and application of
economics and related academic disciplines as
empirical social science. Ongoing research in the
Center involves development of economic theory
supported by data.
Teaching and research support
facilities developed and maintained by the Center
include the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies experimental economics laboratory
and EconPort, an economics digital library recently featured in the
Netwatch section of Science. External funding is provided by the
National Science Foundation and core support comes
from the Georgia Research Alliance and the state
government.
ExCEN Distinguished Lecture Series
Experimental Economics Seminars
Academic
Year 2007 - 2008
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September 7 |
Kurt E. Schnier
University of Rhode Island
"Common Property, Information and Cooperation: Commercial Fishing in the
Bering Sea" |
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September 14 |
Monica Capra
Emory University
"Neurobiological Probability Weighting over
Losses" |
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March 21 |
Tim Salmon
Florida State University
"Market Power and Risk Sharing Contracts" |
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April 7 |
Bodo Vogt
University of Mardeberg
"Indirect Partner Interaction in Peer-to-Peer Networks: Stimulating Cooperation by Means of Structure" |
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April 10 |
Catherine Eckel
University of Texas at Dallas
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