ECON617Graduate
Experimental Economis
Printed in the catalogue as EXPERIMENTAL ECONOMIS
Course content
This course is a graduate level Experimental Economics course. After introducing a few basic concepts related to experimental methods, and we will dig into important applied microeconomics fields, like, compensation schemes, (dis)honesty in economic interactions, bargaining experiments, shraing/fairness experiments, experiments on agriculture, field experiments, etc. (With Week 6 we will start a specific area in applied microeconomics. This year, it is about dishonesty).
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