Programme: Day 1
THURSDAY, MAY 8 |
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Building D6 |
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| 10:00-11:30 | Welcome and Registration | |
| 11:30-12:30 | Keynote speech (room 1.18) | |
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Astrid Hopfensitz, EMLyon Business School (France) Title TBA |
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| 12:30-14:00 | Lunch | |
Building D15 |
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| 14:00-15:00 | Session 1.A (room 0.04): Cooperation | |
| Johan Santiago Ruiz Moreno | Providing Social Information on Crowdfunding: Evidence From A Threshold Public Good Experiment | |
| Daniela Glätzle-Rützler | The roots of cooperation | |
| Ben Grodeck | Cooperating Across Generations: Reciprocal Cooperation and Intergenerational Exchange | |
| Session 1.B (room 0.05): Gender studies | ||
| Francesca Gioia | Behind the Screen: Gender Differences in the Creator Economy | |
| Valeria Maggian | Negotiation through the lens of cooperative game theory: males and females bargaining ability and fairness | |
| Stefano Piasenti | Predictive Power of Biological Sex and Gender Identity on Economic Behavior | |
| 15:10-16:10 | Session 2.A (room 0.04): Policies to enhance social welfare 1 | |
| Donato Pierno | Understanding Individuals’ Risk Attitudes and Their Valuation of New Technologies | |
| Benjamin Marx | Offer Valid? Effects of Student Loan Offers on Attainment and Earnings | |
| Naneh Hovanessian | The Effectiveness of Financial Education Programs in Schools: Evidence from a Large Scale Evaluation in Armenia | |
| Session 2.B (room 0.05): Risk and ambiguity | ||
| Yao Thibaut Kpegli | Ambiguity preferences and likelihood insensitivity for asymmetric events | |
| Erica Ordali | Measuring Changes in Risk Preferences Over the Life Cycle: Experimental Evidence from Economics and Psychology | |
| Antonio Filippin | Once Upon Risk Aversion? How ignorance of lottery elements shapes decisions | |
| 16:10-16:50 | Coffee Break | |
| 16:50-18:30 | Session 3.A (room 0.04): Tax compliance | |
| Matthias Cologna | Culture and Tax Compliance: a lab-in-the-field experiment in South Tyrol | |
| Michael Hilweg-Waldeck | Why Don’t Donors Deduct? Behavioral Barriers to Tax Incentives in Charitable Giving | |
| Amanda März | Stuck in the Sludge? An Experiment on the Effect of Tax Complexity on Tax Compliance | |
| Robin Scheuch | The Interplay Between Social Norms and Weak Enforcement - A Laboratory Experiment on Tax Evasion | |
| Sandro Casal | Fiscal decentralization, income inequality and tax evasion. An experimental study. | |
| Session 3.B (room 0.05): Human attitude towards algorithms and AI | ||
| Elia Antoniou | Understanding the source of Algorithmic Aversion: An Experimental Approach | |
| James Tremewan | Delegating decisions to algorithms | |
| Johanna Volk | Households’ Willingness to Delegate Decision-Making to AI in the Energy Context | |
| Yefim Roth | Whom to Follow? Learning to Follow the Less Accurate Advisor | |
| Mathilde Dräger | Giving a Voice: Increasing Individual Self-Expression to Enhance Group Welfare and the Resilience to System Disbelief | |
| 20:00-22:00 | Social Event (Not yet sure) | |
FRIDAY, MAY 9 |
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Building D6 |
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| 9:00-10:00 | Keynote speech (room 1.18) | |
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Urs Fischbacher, University of Konstanz (Germany) Title TBA |
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| 10:10-10:50 | Coffee Break | |
| 10:50-11:50 | Session 3.A (room #): Nudging pro-environmental behaviour | |
| Lina Rinaldi | Nudging Towards Sustainable Food Choices: Evidence from an Incentivized Online Experiment | |
| Stefania Innocenti | Can combining education and entertainment in video games promote pro-environmental behaviour? | |
| Fabiola Onofrio | Decoding Dairy Decisions: A Behavioural and Ecocritical Analysis of Milk Consumers | |
| Session 3.B (room #): Networks | ||
| Francesco Feri | An experimental test of the friendship paradox | |
| Maria Bigoni | Money in networks | |
| Ren Manfredi | Enhancing cooperation in Public Good Game by introducing adverse event in structured populations | |
| Session 3.C (room #): Individual decision making | ||
| Miguel Abellán | Markets, social responsibility, and the replacement excuse | |
| Ranoua Bouchouicha | Is Prospect Theory Really a Theory of Choice? | |
| Marco Mantovani | The Good, the Bad, and the Well-Behaved: Choice over Bads, Diversification, and Polarization | |
| Session 3.D (room #): Cognition and emotions | ||
| Laura Razzolini | Strategic Strategic Emotions Inducement in the Investment Game | |
| Pablo Marcos-Prieto | Is hostile behavior intuitive? A Hawk-Dove experiment with a varying harshness of conflict. | |
| Ginevra Del Mastio | Perceived Appropriateness of Extreme Sharings in the Dictator Game is Affected by Entitlement, Especially for more Deliberative Cognitive Styles, but It is Unaffected by Cognitive Manipulations | |
| Session 3.E (room #): Strategic thinking | ||
| Anita Gantner | Strategic use of the decoy effect in bargaining | |
| Essi Kujansuu | Understanding the lack of competition in public procurement | |
| Savreen Kaur Nanda | Strategic Thinking in Normal-form Games | |
| 12:00-13:20 | Session 4.A (room #): Social preferences | |
| Mariana Blanco | Beyond Good Intentions: Navigating the Maze of Altruistic Behavior | |
| Andis Sofianos | Fair Cooperation | |
| Giuseppe Attanasi | Belief-based vs. opportunity-based kindness in a reciprocal dictator game | |
| Luca Delle Foglie | Rage against the machine or humans? | |
| Session 4.B (room #): Identity | ||
| Jona Krutaj | Political Tribalism and Voter Preferences | |
| Selin Arslanoglu | Group Identification and Rule-Following | |
| Valeriia Chukaeva | What makes up welfare chauvinism in the United Kingdom? An online survey study. | |
| Francisco Gomez Martinez | Social Cohesion, Price Levels and Redistribution of Income: An Experimental Approach | |
| Session 4.C (room #): Gender discrimination | ||
| Mirco Tonin | Gender Differences in Pension Investment: The Role of Biased Advice | |
| Patrycja Janowska-Widomska | Gender Effects in Peer Nominations for Academic Research Funding | |
| Ivana Pasciuta | “I Challenge You!” Competition and Gender in a TV game show | |
| João Pereira dos Santos | Perceptions of (mis)behavior by gender: Evidence from the Catholic World Youth Day | |
| Session 4.D (room #): Leadership | ||
| Muhammad Arslan Iqbal | Does the leader selection mechanism affect leaders’ behavior? | |
| Andrea Martinangeli | Inequality and Social Influence: Monetary Hierarchies Shape Persuasive Power | |
| Clémentine Bouleau | The gender gap in willingness to lead: The role of confidence | |
| Nina Xue | The Gender Leadership Gap in Competitive and Cooperative Institutions | |
| Session 4.E (room #): Expectations and beliefs | ||
| Andrea Amelio | Contingent Belief Updating | |
| Ranim Assi | Hyperinflation Expectations: An Experimental Study | |
| Roberto Rozzi | How manipulable are prediction markets? | |
| Fidel Petros | Concerns about rising prices may raise prices | |
| 13:20-14:50 | Lunch | |
| 14:50-15:50 | Session 5.A (room #): Policies to encourage honest behavior | |
| Chiara Nardi | Fighting petty collusive bribery with accountability messaging and/or communication opportunities | |
| Matteo Rizzolli | Property rights and honest behavior | |
| Marie Briguglio | Citizen participation in coastal monitoring | |
| Session 5.B (room #): Information, perception, and norms of behavior | ||
| Zachary Grossman | Unwillingly Informed: the Prosocial Impact of Third-Party Informers | |
| Erin Krupka | A Sticky Threat: How a Single Exposure of Misinformation Changes Beliefs, Behaviors, and Perceived Norms | |
| Lorenzo Pinna | Misperception of Norms: Smartphone Use (Evidences from a Pilot-Test).. | |
| Session 5.C (room #): Individual decision making: fairness and morality | ||
| Bianca Sanesi | Modeling Moral Trade-offs in Utility Functions Across Multiple Ethical Domains | |
| Astrid Gamba | Moral regulation in sequential decisions: An experimental study | |
| Rohit Jindal | Does Fairness Matter? Compliance Outcomes as a Result of Perceived Fairness | |
| Session 5.D (room #): Collective actions and natural hazard mitigation | ||
| Pallab Mozumder | Promoting Natural Hazard Risk Mitigation Behavior: A Policy Experiment | |
| Natalie Struwe | Reducing strategic uncertainty increases group protection in collective risk social dilemmas | |
| Shuwen Li | Government Subsidies under Climate Risk: Provision of Rural Public Goods in the Lab and Field | |
| Session 5.E (room #): Sustainable textiles consumption | ||
| Luca Congiu | Image concerns in second-hand consumption: A vignette study | |
| Luisa Lorè | Environmental costs and belief updating in second-hand clothing purchase: A voucher choice experiment | |
| Irene Cresci | “Zebras” or “Giraffes”? How Durability Labelling Impacts Gen-Z Clothing Sufficiency | |
| 16:00-17:00 | Keynote speech (room 1.18) | |
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Tim Salmon, Southern Methodist University (USA) Title TBA |
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| 19:00-22:00 | Social Dinner | |
SATURDAY, MAY 10 |
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Building D6 |
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| 9:00-10:00 | Session 6.A (room #): Policies to enhance social welfare 2 | |
| Matthew Robson | A Fair Innings? Preferences for Prioritisation of the Less Healthy | |
| Francesca Marazzi | Who Cares? Responsibility, Redistribution, and Political Ideology | |
| Marco Faillo | Financing mechanisms may displace ethical motivations. An experiment on the effects for the production of social welfare goods. |
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| Session 6.B (room #): Responsible consumption | ||
| David Schulze | First-order concerns, narratives and information treatments in company surveys: Smart meter adoption in German SMEs | |
| Lorenzo Gagliardi | Naturalness bias: preference for natural products and its paradoxes | |
| Adriaan Soetevent | Don’t wait on the world to change! How technophilia causes group inaction – an experiment | |
| Session 6.C (room #): Behaviour in Digital News Markets | ||
| Anatole Cheysson | Multi-homing behavior in digital news markets | |
| Lara Berger | How digital media markets amplify news sentiment | |
| Arianna Galliera | News prosumers: an experiment on information acquisition and transmission | |
| 10:10-10:50 | Coffee Break | |
| 10:50-12:10 | Session 7.A (room #): Labour performance and productivity | |
| Yi-Shan Lee | Advice Giving—A Performance Booster for Remote Workers? | |
| Anna Esslinger | Labor Supply Response to Benefit Salience under Risk of Unemployment | |
| Ayşe Gül Mermer | Over-workers and Drop-Outs in Competitions: Contests with Expectations-Based Loss-Averse Agents | |
| Matylda Trocinska | Peer Information in Team Incentivization | |
| Session 7.B (room #): Gender bias: competition | ||
| Nina Rapoport | Gender Identity and Willingness to Compete: A Virtual Reality Experiment | |
| Sara Maria Engeler | Pursuits for Status: Gender Differences in Competitive Behavior in the Presence of Social Status Ranking | |
| Argun Aman Hild | Competing Against Stereotypes: Gender Beliefs and the Competition Gap | |
| Evrim Belli | Gender Differences in Preferences and Beliefs: The Role of Biological Sex and Gender Expression | |
| Session 7.C (room #): Discrimination | ||
| Regine Oexl | A first look into discrimination and multiple layers of identity | |
| Natalia Montinari | Ex-Ante Beliefs about Gender Inequalities, Narratives and Support for Gender Quotas | |
| Ashley McCrea | Hiring and Ambiguity: A novel discrimination problem | |
| Bernhard Schubach | Navigating intergroup bias: Promoting prosociality and reducing antisociality through cross-categorization? | |
| Session 7.D (room #): Climate change mitigation | ||
| Tommaso Capezzone | Framing climate and migration as immediate threats increases donations and norms, yet encourages delegation over individual action | |
| Marco Casari | Deciding for Others: Comparing Financial and Physical Domains in Climate Change Contexts | |
| Agne Kajackaite | Pluralistic ignorance and climate policies: Information provision experiment | |
| Uyanga Turmunkh | Ambiguity Attitudes in Climate Context and Willingness to Pay to Reduce CO2 Emissions | |
| 12:20-13:20 | Keynote speech (room 1.18) | |
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Eva Ranehill, University of Gothenburg (Sweden) Title |
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| 13:30-14:30 | Lunch | |
| 14:30-19:30 | Social Event: A walk in the hills that surround Florence |
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