Papers from the following research areas are invited: - Game Theory - Behavioral Economics - Evolutionary Dynamics - General Equilibrium Theory - Decision Theory - Mathematical Finance - Industrial Organization - Computational Economics - Social and Economic Networks - Monetary Economic -...

All CESifo research network members are invited to submit their papers, which may deal with any topic within the broad domain of behavioural and experimental economics and applications to other fields. Please note that this conference is open to CESifo network members only.

Theoretical and empirical/experimental works that involve the application of psychology and neuroscience to all areas of financial decision-making and practice will be considered for presentation at the meeting. This includes, but is not limited to, the following areas: - Investment in and...

Two questions that the symposium will address are: 1. What factors make monetary incentives effective in promoting socially desirable behaviours, and what factors compromise their efficacy? 2. Paying people to engage in socially desirable behaviours might have implications for ethics and the...

A wide range of topics on econometrics and empirical economics can be submitted for presentation at the workshop.

The goal of this series of symposia is to establish contact and discussion between researchers of the different fields. We look for empirical contributions from diverse fields, such as Individual Decision Making, Consumer Behavior, Bargaining, Social Dilemmas, Experimental Games, Emotions,...

Topics: - Behavioral economics/finance - Bounded Rationality - Cognitive, social, and personality psychology - Consumer Psychology - Current economic trends/Financial crisis - Fairness, inequality aversion - Gender and economic issues - Happiness - Heuristics - History of economic thought -...

This two-day mini-course on Economic Design is directed towards PhD students and post-docs wanting a firm grounding in the subject and consists of four lectures on Economic Design given by leading researchers in the field. he mini-course is followed, at the same venue, by The Society for...

The increasing availability of individual data from surveys has led not only to a significant growth in the number of academic jobs of an empirical nature using this type of information but also to a greater number of studies commissioned by public and private institutions in which this type of...

Freedom to Choose is an annual one-day economics conference devoted to considering the degree to which policy makers should pursue free-market policies. The 2013 Conference has the sub-theme of "The Economics of Government Failure". The speakers will consider how and why the costs of government...