Behavioural and Experimental Economics (eBook)

LISA ANDERSON College of William and Mary, USA JAMES ANDREONI University of California San Diego, USA SHERYL BALL Virginia Tech, USA ROBERT BLOOMFIELD Cornell University, USA IRIS BOHNET Harvard University, USA ROB BOYD University of California Los Angeles, USA COLIN F. CAMERER California Institute of Technology, USA JEFFREY CARPENTER Middlebury College, USA YAN CHEN University of Michigan, USA RACHEL T. A. CROSON University of Pennsylvania, USA DOUG DAVIS Virginia Commonwealth University, USA JOHN DUFFY University of Pittsburgh, USA ARMIN FALK University of Bonn, Germany DANIEL FRIEDMAN University of California Santa Cruz, USA SIMON GÄCHTER University of Nottingham, UK JACOB K. GOEREE California Institute of Technology, USA FRANCESCO GUALA The University of Exeter, UK FARUK GUL Princeton University, USA WILLIAM T. HARBAUGH University of Oregon, USA GLENN W. HARRISON University of Central Florida, USA TECK H. HO University of Pennsylvania, USA CHARLES A. HOLT University of Virginia, USA DANIEL E. HOUSER George Mason University, USA GEORGE LOEWENSTEIN Carnegie Mellon University, USA JOHN H. KAGEL Ohio State University, USA DAVID I. LAIBSON Harvard University, USA JOHN O. LEDYARD California Institute of Technology, USA DAN LEVIN Ohio State University, USA JOHN A. LIST University of Chicago, USA GRAHAM LOOMES University of East Anglia, UK JACK OCHS Indiana University, USA THOMAS PALFREY California Institute of Technology, USA ANTONIO RANGEL California Institute of Technology, USA DAVID REILEY University of Arizona, USA SCOTT RICK The University of Pennsylvania, USA RAJIV SETHI Columbia University, USA JASON F. SHOGREN University of Wyoming, USA VERNON L, SMITH George Mason University, USA CHRIS STARMER University of Nottingham, UK LISE VESTERLUND University of Pittsburgh, USA RICK K. WILSON Rice University, USA

Cover 1
Title Page 4
Copyright Page 5
Table of Contents 6
List of Contributors 8
General Preface 10
Introduction 11
addiction 13
altruism in experiments 18
auctions (experiments) 26
behavioural economics and game theory 35
behavioural finance 44
behavioural game theory 54
behavioural public economics 63
collective choice experiments 71
coordination problems and communication 76
cross-cultural experiments 80
entitlements in laboratory experiments 85
experimental economics 87
experimental economics, history of 111
experimental labour economics 119
experimental macroeconomics 125
experimental methods in economics 132
experimental methods in environmental economics 149
experiments and econometrics 158
field experiments 163
individual learning in games 169
information cascade experiments 178
intertemporal choice 180
laboratory financial markets 190
market power and collusion in laboratory markets 198
mechanism design experiments 203
preference reversals 218
prospect theory 224
public goods experiments 233
quantal response equilibria 246
reciprocity and collective action 255
social preferences 259
trust in experiments 265
value elicitation 270