Friday
May 13
12:00-13:00 Sandwiches
13:00-14:10 Paternalism
Olof Johansson-Stenman
(Göteborg University)
"Mad Cows, Terrorism and
Junk Food: Should Public Policy
Reflect Subjective or
Objective Risks?
Jes Winther Hansen
(University of Copenhagen)
"Present-Biased
Recipients and
Paternalistic Transfers in Kind.
Coffee break
14:40-16:25
Public policy
Michel Maréchal
(Universität St.Gallen)
"The Importance of Framing in Ballots: An Example"
Erik Lindqvist and Robert
Östling (Stockholms School
of Economics)
"Racial Identity and Social Class"
Naomi Feldman
(Ben-Gurion University)
"Mental Accounting effects of Tax Shifting"
Evening
Workshop Dinner
Saturday
May 14
09:00-10:40 Time
and Discounting I
Steffen
Andersen (CEBR & University of Copenhagen)
"Lost in State Space: Are Preferences Stable?"
Morten I. Lau
(CEBR)
"Dynamic Consistency in Denmark: A Longitudinal Field Experiment"
Coffee break
11:00-12:10
Time
and Discounting II
Paige Skiba (UC
Berkeley)
Francesco Drago (University of Siena)
"Career Consequences of
Hyperbolic Time Preferences"
In house lunch
13:30-14:.40 Information
Daniel Monte (Yale
University):
"Reputation with a Bounded
Memory Receiver"
Francesca Bartoli (University of Siena):
"Attitudes towards information and beliefs: how do biased perceptions
influence
individuals’ behavior?"
Coffee break
15:00-16.10
Cooperation
Topi Miettinen (UCL):
"Agreeing on Play when Players are Prone to Guilt"
Bradley Ruffle (Ben-Gurion University):
"It's My Turn... Please,
After You: An Experimental Study of Cooperation and Social Conventions."
End of Workshop
For information,
please contact David Dreyer Lassen,
David.Dreyer.Lassen@econ.ku.dk, or
Jean-Robert Tyran,
Jean-Robert.Tyran@econ.ku.dk