The Experimental Economics Summer Program is designed for undergraduate students. The curriculum aims to teach students how game theory and experimental economics can be combined to inform our understanding of human decision-making and affect research in applied fields. This course employs a combination of hands-on learning about decision-making processes through the use of experimental methods and roundtable discussions of readings. Visit us again soon for information about upcoming workshops.
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The Interdisciplinary Center for Economic Science congratulates our 2019-2020 job market candidates on their placements!
Elif Demiral: Tenure track assistant professor of economics, Austin Peay State University; Advisor: Johanna Mollerstrom
Arthur Dolgopolov: Postdoctoral Fellow, European University Institute; Advisor: Cesar Martinelli
Weiwei Zheng: Tenure track assistant professor, Center for Economic, Finance and Management Studies at Hunan University; Advisor: Cesar Martinelli
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