The ESA Data and Replicability Committee invites you to participate in an anonymous survey on practices and attitudes towards pre-registration and pre-analysis plans in experimental economics. It takes about 15 minutes. Thank you! To participate: koc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a5…

Amazing talks, social events and intriguing panel sessions! On top of that, a basketball session to close it off. Definitely the most sporty conference I've been to. Thank you ESA_Lyon_2023, M.Claire Villeval, Fabio Galeotti, Astrid!

How to employ #LLMs in #health, #personality, and #decision-making research? github.com/dwulff/lLM4JDM/ Zak Hussain, @sdpbht, and I created a workshop for this year's #SPUDM conference by @EADM_1993 that we are happy to share with the community. Feedback appreciated.

🚨#JobAlert #PhD I am looking for someone interested in #applied #behavioral #experimental #econ who wants to work on interesting research questions w me & others! tinyurl.com/applyatUlm 🚨 Get in touch (also if you know someone)! #econtwitter #phdlife #research #EEAESEM23

🚨 Today is the day you have been waiting for: my presentation of "High Stakes Failures of Backward Induction" at the #EEAESEM2023. The session starts at 18:00 in room 40,252! Spoilers below: x.com/dvdolder/statu…

Eliciting beliefs is cool -- but hard. Ask for a point estimate -- what about uncertainty? Asking for a distribution -- hard & unintuitive! In a new article out in Judgment and Decision Making (OA here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…) Thomas de Haan and me have a solution! A 🧵

Made an implementation and procedures guide for conducting online experiments (through oTree and Heroku) that I hope is helpful to others. I see this as a public good for those of us running online experiments 🥳 bit.ly/3EEmUqv #otree #economics #experiments #research

We started Malengo Inc. in 2021 to support Ugandan students on their journey to a Bachelor's degree in Germany. We admitted 10 students in 2021; 30 in 2022; and 120 in 2023. Our next goal: FOUR HUNDRED! We urgently need both investors and donors — please read and spread widely! 1/n

Meet our Job Market Candidates 2023: econ.lmu.de/en/faculty/mgs….

What makes a conversation successful? 📣 The new book by our spokesperson Georg Weizsäcker, "Misunderstandings: False Beliefs in Communication," examines the #BehavioralEconomics of human conversations. #EconTwitter Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin @BSE_Berlin @BBE_Berlin #OpenAccess👇 [1/4]

Looking to hire in Public Economics?Take a look at the great Luisa Wallossek ⁦Luisa Wallossek⁩ from ⁦Economics LMU Munich⁩ ⁦Universität München⁩ wih a very interesting JMP on „The Marriage Earnings Gap“ ⁦Dominik Sachs⁩ luisa-wallossek.com/home

"What's in a name?" and "Fact Polarization" CRC members Friederike Reichel and Valeria Burdea (with co-authors) summarize their latest papers 👀"Pieces" sections of the Substack Researching Misunderstandings and the Berlin School of Economics 1/2

**🚨NEW PAPER🚨** Our paper assessing the validity of crowdsourced wine ratings has just been accepted for publication in the Journal of Wine Economics!!

It was great presenting alongside Chris Starmer at the DEB Seminar. We presented and discussed 3 papers on the topic of decisions from experience in environments with individual and social uncertainty. You can find the recording here: youtu.be/og3oqcszwpg?si….

➡️1st Behavioral Public Policy conference in Eastern Europe will take place on July 3-4, in Chișinău, Moldova. Keynote speakers: Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 and Rachel Coyle (Managing director, BIT). Happy to co-organize the event with Sanchayan Banerjee and Natalia Voutova. CfP coming soon.

🎙️@D_D_Pace was interviewed as an expert in public support for carbon pricing for Booming, a podcast focused on Seattle’s economy. In this episode, they discuss an upcoming Washington state referendum on the local CO2 cap-and-trade scheme. open.spotify.com/episode/7GRGFi…