Our next BBE workshop is just around the corner! On September 7th, we’ll bring researchers together at ESMT Berlin to discuss new work in behavioral and experimental economics. Exciting topics include: team coordination, hiring algorithms, and school choice, among others. See full program below:

We’re delighted to welcome the following two researchers at today’s BBE colloquium: 1-Jason Somerville from the University of California, Santa Barbara, presenting on “The Misallocation of High-Value Work.”

Today's colloquium features not one but two guest speakers! A warm welcome to Kathleen Ngangoué (topic: “Life’s Big Decisions in the Age of AI”) from UCLA Anderson School of Management and Ben Bushong (topic: TBA) from Michigan State University.

Today we look forward to hosting two researchers at the BBE seminar series: 1 - Silvia Sonderegger from the University of Nottingham, delivering a talk on “Divided We Act: The Role of Social Sanctions in a Polarized World.”

We are excited to welcome the following two researchers at today’s BBE colloquium: 1 - Marc Kaufmann from Central European University, delivering a talk on the subject “A first welfare theorem with fully socially responsible agents and its limitations.”

Looking forward to two engaging talks at today’s BBE seminar: 1 - Evan Piermont from the University of London, delivering a talk on “Modeling the Modeler: A Normative Theory of Experimental Design.”

Join us today for two fascinating talks exploring behavior, norms, and decision-making! 1 - Ingela Alger (@ingelaalger.bsky.social) from the Toulouse School of Economics, presenting on the topic “Norms and norm change - driven by social Kantian preferences.”

We look forward to welcoming two researchers in today’s BBE seminar series: 1 - Marta Serra-Garcia (@martaserragarcia.bsky.social) from the University of California, San Diego, discussing “Evidence and Influence.”

We are delighted to resume the BBE Colloquium and Seminar series this spring with the topic “Forecast Errors and Forecast Sufficiency Under Ambiguity,” shared by Ignacio Esponda. Ignacio Esponda: (econ.ucsb.edu/people/facul...)

Join us for today's BBE seminar, featuring insights from two wonderful researchers: 1 - Bertil Tungodden (www.nhh.no/en/employees...) from the NHH Norwegian School of Economics.

We are happy to host two great researchers at the BBE colloquium today: 1 - Thomas Graeber (thomas.graeber@econ.uzh.ch) from the University of Zurich on "Cognitive Comparison Effects."

Ending the summer semester BBE Seminar with two thought-provoking talks: 1 – Steffen Altmann (@steffenaltmann.bsky.social) from University of Würzburg (@uni-wuerzburg.de) on "Wage Expectations and Job Search".

Looking forward to two engaging talks at today’s BBE seminar: 1 – Thomas Buser (@ThomasBuser) from University of Amsterdam on "Economic preferences, personality, and voting."

The BBE seminar today — featuring insights from two researchers: 1 – Simone Haeckl (@shaeckl.bsky.social) from Stavanger Business School (@unistavanger.bsky.social) on "Don't let your fruits rot: An experimental investigation of leadership training in a grocery store".

A great talk awaits in today’s BBE seminar: 1 – Sevgi Yuksel from New York University (@nyu.edu) on "How complexity shapes information demand." Sevgi Yuksel: [https://www.sevgiyuksel.com](www.sevgiyuksel.com)

Join us for today’s BBE seminar, featuring two insightful presentations: 1 – Jonathan Schulz (@jonathanschulz.bsky.social) from George Mason University (@georgemasonu.bsky.social) on "The Medieval Church, Diverse Networks and Innovation".

Today at BBE seminar series we welcome two outstanding researchers: 1 – Marina Schroeder  (@mtschroeder.bsky.social) from University of Hannover (@unihannover.bsky.social) on "Input versus Output Incentives in Idea Generation - An Experimental Analysis".

Today at the BBE seminar, there will be two fascinating talks by: 1 – Gonzalo Arrieta from University of Zurich on "Procedural Decision-Making in the Face of Complexity".

We look forward to hosting two researchers in today’s BBE seminar series: 1 – Yan Chen (@yanchenl.bsky.social) from University of Michigan (@umich.edu) on "Social Media and Job Market Success: A Field Experiment on Twitter".

Today’s BBE seminar, featuring two exceptional talks: 1 – David Frankel from Melbourne Business School on "Equilibrium Selection in Participation Games: A Unified Framework" and "Predicting Participation".

Starting off the summer semester BBE Seminar Series with a talk by David Levine from Royal Holloway University of London on "Behavioral mechanism design as a benchmark for laboratory studies". David Levine: www.dklevine.com/david.htm

We look forward to hosting two researchers in today’s BBE seminar series: 1 – Dana Sisak from Erasmus University Rotterdam (@rsmerasmus.bsky.social) on "Investigating the willingness to share data: “I am not giving it to that purpose!”".

We look forward to hosting two researchers in today’s BBE seminar series: 1 – Björn Bartling from University of Zurich on "Paternalism Across the World".

The first Seminar Series of 2025 – Starting off the year with two exceptional talks: 1 – Holly Dykstra from University of Konstanz (@uni-konstanz.de) on "The Buy-In Effect: when increasing initial effort motivates behavioral follow-through".

Today at BBE seminar series we welcome two outstanding researchers: 1 – Hannah Trachtman from Hebrew University of Jerusalem on "Treating doctors: evidence from a field experiment in surgery".

Today at the BBE seminar, there will be two fascinating talks by: 1 – Wieland Müller from University of Vienna (@univie.ac.at) on "Properties of risky individual and group decisions and the (dis)aggregation of preferences".

We look forward to hosting two researchers in today’s BBE seminar series: 1 – Alice Soldà from Ghent University on "Strategic ignorance and perceived control”.