The ESA has announced that, beginning in 2025, its two journals, Experimental Economics and the Journal of the Economic Science Association, will be published by the Cambridge University Press. The two journals will be fully open access starting in 2025. No subscription required!

#econtwitter #econra Econ RA Listings I am hiring a full time Research Associate (predoc) for 12 months to work on projects primarily on disparities in education choices and outputs, starting in mid-August (🤞). Apply ASAP! The ad is now out: tamus.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/TAMU_External/… RT widely!(1/3)

Gino's case against us has been dismissed. Scientists cannot effectively sue other scientists for exposing fraud/errors in their work. Those who work to correct the scientific record can sleep better tonight. Those who don’t want it corrected, well, I don’t care how they sleep.

Our EER special issue in memory of Nora is shaping up beautifully. There are two more months before the deadline. Do consider sending us your best work relating to Nora‘s interests. The deadline will not be extended.

🚀 Help us spread the word! 🚀 Are you early-career? ✅ Is your work in or related to behavioral economics? ✅ Then don’t miss the chance to apply for the ECBE 2025 at FAIR FAIR-The Choice Lab in beautiful Bergen, June 19-20, 2025! Application deadline: December 15, 2024.

The presentations were fantastic and the ensuing discussion of ideas and approaches was truly illuminating. I'm so thankful to everyone who attended.

Do women earn less than men because they are less competitive? This awesome paper by Ernesto Reuben, Paola Sapienza, and Zingales shows that once we measure earnings some years after graduation, competitiveness does not explain the gender gap (or predict earnings) 🧵1/7

We are excited to host this year's edition of iSEE. Many great talks. Very much looking forward to it!

New paper in Organization Science with Andy El-Zayaty & Martin Ganco! We find that vague language in startup pitches usually reduces investor interest—unless the founders have strong communication-related human capital. In those hands, strategic vagueness can actually boost appeal.

Today LISER as part of our 3E seminar series in experiments, ethics and economics, we had the great visit of Robert Stuber Robert Stüber from Warwick

So happy to have hosted the Field Days workshop at LISER . We had a great line up of speakers during one day and a half of exciting talks and great conversations. Thanks to all who presented and attended

Just published in Journal of Public Economics: "Social networks and organizational helping behavior: Experimental evidence from the helping game" By Ernesto Reuben & Hande Erkut #econtwitter

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