I'm preparing my new MSc Experimental Econ module (😃) and was SHOCKED to find out that the 'file drawer problem' term was coined in 1979. I know "progress is slow" but THIS slow!? 👀😅
Danae Arroyos-Calvera
@danaeac.bsky.social
Assist Prof at University of Birmingham. Behavioural and experimental economics applied to public policy issues: social preferences and information, risk and time, and the value of life and health.
Thank you so much, @koenfucius.bsky.social, for sharing our "beyond social influence" work with J Lohse and @rebeccalm.bsky.social!
koenfucius@koenfucius.bsky.social · 2y agoResearch by @danaeac.bsky.social et al suggests that recommendations do influence people’s behaviour, but that recommendations reflecting social norms are not more effective than randomly chosen ones: https://buff.ly/4j88W32
A few weeks ago @sanpages.bsky.social hosted @teresaestebanc.bsky.social, @gabrielleon.bsky.social and I on his podcast's 50th epidode. In the podcast, which I'd really recommend to anyone who understands Spanish, he & his guests discuss economics through films. Learned lots and had a great time :)
Santiago Sanchez-Pages@sanpages.eurosky.social · 2y agoEsta semana hemos celebrado que 'Capital y Trabajo' ha llegado al episodio número 50 con una edición especial: Tres invitados que nos trajeron tres películas para conversar sobre economía y cine. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...
It was delightful to host @cubel.bsky.social at the @unibirmingham.bsky.social last week! She brought her great energy and presented her paper "Braggart or humble? The effect of self-reports on performance". Thank you!
Hi Bluesky! 👋 You can connect with colleagues at my dept (Economics @unibirmingham.bsky.social) here: go.bsky.app/8UwyriL