12th International Conference of the French Association of Experimental Economics (ASFEE)

Registration & Breakfast

Opening speech

Cognitive biases

BEL.019

Nathalie Roemer, Leibniz University of Hannover (LUH)

› Context-dependent perceptions and decision making - Keyu Wu, University of Zurich 09:30-09:52 (22min)

› Elementary, my dear Wason! An experiment on the role of confirmation bias in markets for credence goods - 09:52-10:14 (22min)

› Narrow Bracketing in Work Choices - Marc Kaufmann, Central European University 10:16-10:38 (22min)

› Why are you the best? An experimental analysis of the effect of self-promotion on gender bias - Nathalie Roemer, Leibniz University of Hannover (LUH) 10:38-11:00 (22min)

Morality 1

BEL.023

Eugenio Verrina, GATE Lyon

› Gender Identity and Competitive Behavior - a Virtual Reality Experiment - Nina Rapoport, Paris School of Economics, Centre d'économie de la Sorbonne 09:30-09:52 (22min)

› Truth-telling and wishful thinking - Jan Biermann, University of Hamburg 09:52-10:14 (22min)

› Social Preferences and the Transmission of Narratives - Marie Claire Villeval, GATE-Lab 10:16-10:38 (22min)

› Group dishonesty: incentives and beliefs. - 10:38-11:00 (22min)

Experimental methods 1

BEL.016

Alice Solda, Ghent University

› Analyzing the impact of strategic behavior in an evolutionary learning model using a Genetic Algorithm - Vinicius Ferraz, Alfred-Weber-Institute, Department of Economics 09:30-09:52 (22min)

› Estimating the effect on happiness through question randomization: An application to blood donation - Giacomo Degli Antoni, University of Parma 09:52-10:14 (22min)

› Explaining the heterogeneity between risk and ambiguity aversion relationships : a meta-analysis - Chris OUANGRAOUA, Université Côte d'Azur 10:16-10:38 (22min)

› Centralized versus decentralized enforcement mechanisms under imperfect monitoring: Impacts on compliance in a public good game - 10:38-11:00 (22min)

Nudges 1

BEL.015

Nives Della Valle, European Commission - Joint Research Centre

› Killing two birds with one stone? Experimental evidence of the behavioural spillover effects of social norm nudges promoting low-carbon food choices. - Julien Picard, Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment 09:30-09:52 (22min)

› Norm from the top: a social norm nudge to promote low-practiced behaviors without boomerang effect - Alix Rouillé, ENS de Cachan 09:52-10:14 (22min)

› When to get that extra paycheck? - Evaluation of a de-nudge policy - Leon Houf, Universität Heidelberg 10:16-10:38 (22min)

› Promoting energy sufficiency while addressing energy poverty - Nives Della Valle, European Commission - Joint Research Centre 10:38-11:00 (22min)

Social preferences 1

BEL.020

Roberto Hernan Gonzalez, Burgundy School of Business

› Inequality Externality Beliefs and Redistributive Preferences - Max Lobeck, University of Konstanz, TWI 09:30-09:52 (22min)

› Intertemporal Social Preferences - Marcello Negrini, (PSE) 09:52-10:14 (22min)

› Mind the framing, when studying social preferences in the domain of losses! - Miloš Fišar, Vienna University of Economics and Business, Masaryk University 10:16-10:38 (22min)

› Demand for Institutions and Opportunistic Behavior: Experimental Evidence - Roberto HERNAN GONZALEZ, Burgundy School of Business 10:38-11:00 (22min)

AI & algorithms

Salle des Colloques

Béatrice Boulu-Reshef, University of Orléans

› In algorithms we trust - once we learned to understand them? - 09:30-09:52 (22min)

› Blockchain-based data sharing system: an experimental analysis of behavioural features affecting inter-organisational cooperation - Marta Ballatore, University of Nice Sophia Antipolis 09:52-10:14 (22min)

› Human decision-making in the presence of algorithm adviser. - 10:16-10:38 (22min)

› Inventory Management with Carryover in a Laboratory Setting: Going Beyond the Newsvendor Paradigm - 10:38-11:00 (22min)

Coffee break

Keynote lecture

Grand Amphi

Nobuyuki Hanaki

Teaser session for posters

Grand Amphi

https://asfee2022.sciencesconf.org/data/program/POSTER_SESSION.pdf

Lunch & Posters

Information 1

BEL.019

Noémi Berlin, EconomiX

› Experiments in Information Acquisition and Voting - Moumita Deb, University of Birmingham 14:00-14:22 (22min)

› Unintended consequences of corruption indices: an experimental approach - Philipp Chapkovski, WZB, Berlin 14:22-14:44 (22min)

› The Persistent Effect of Biased Narratives - Sili Zhang, University of Zurich 14:46-15:08 (22min)

› Information and cooperation: An Experiment on sorting behaviour - Noémi Berlin, EconomiX 15:08-15:30 (22min)

Cooperation

BEL.016

Marco Faillo, University of Trento

› Do labor market institutions modify the link between job insecurity and social cohesion? an experimental study - Hélène Couprie, Aix-Marseille Univ (LEST-CNRS) 14:00-14:22 (22min)

› The enemy of my enemy: Competitive framing in repeated prisoner's dilemmas - Sara Gil Gallen, Université Côte d'Azur 14:22-14:44 (22min)

› Norms, Inequality and Strategy of Cooperation: an Online Indefinite Repeated Experiment - Boris Wieczorek, CNRS 14:46-15:08 (22min)

› Cash posters in the lab: an experiment on horizontal and vertical reciprocity. - 15:08-15:30 (22min)

Fairness

BEL.015

Zahra Murad, University of Portsmouth

› Experimental Investigation of Stationary Equilibria in the Context of an Inspection Game - Vinicius Ferraz, Alfred-Weber-Institute, Department of Economics 14:00-14:22 (22min)

› Continuous Versus Discrete Time in Dynamic Common Pool Resource Game Experiments - Murielle DJIGUEMDE, Université de Montpellier 14:22-14:44 (22min)

› Choice and fairness: The salience of choice reduces rich people's contributions to public goods - Arjun Sengupta, Nottingham University Business School [Nottingham] 14:46-15:08 (22min)

› Moral wiggle room and discrimination - zahra murad, University of Portsmouth 15:08-15:30 (22min)

Social preferences 2

Salle des Colloques

Eli Spiegelman, Burgundy School of Business

› Non-isolation and Social Preference - Keaton Ellis, University of Maryland, College Park 14:00-14:22 (22min)

› On the determinants of altruistic behaviour in a risky and ambiguous contexts - Vincent THEROUDE, IÉSEG School Of Management, Lille économie management - UMR 9221 14:22-14:44 (22min)

› Opting in to dictator games: The effect of voluntary vulnerability on dictator giving - Diya Abraham, Vienna University of Economics and Business, Masaryk University 14:46-15:08 (22min)

› Reciprocal, but inequity averse as well? Mixed motives for punishment and reward - Eli Spiegelman, Burgundy School of Business 15:08-15:30 (22min)

Incentives

BEL.020

Eldar Dadon, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

› Incentive Mechanism Design for Responsible Data Governance: A Field Experiment - 14:00-14:22 (22min)

› Mean, Kind, or Monetary: Does Feedback Form Matter? - 14:22-14:44 (22min)

› Synergies of interventions to tackle climate change - Marius Alt, European Commission, Joint Research Center 14:46-15:08 (22min)

› Goodhart's law in the labor market - 15:08-15:30 (22min)

Session in honor of C. Montmarquette

Grand Amphi

Marie Claire Villeval, GATE-Lab

› Cooperation with Claude - Claudia Keser, University of Goettingen 14:00-14:22 (22min)

› Do Real Stakes Always Matter? Experimental Evidence on Social and Anti-Social Preferences - David Masclet, Centre interuniversitaire de recherche en analyse des organisations 14:22-14:44 (22min)

› Efficiency of education systems when students have an imperfect knowledge of their own ability: an experimental approach - Louis Lévy-Garboua, Centre d'économie de la Sorbonne, Louis Lévy-Garboua 14:46-15:08 (22min)

› What if compulsory insurance triggered self-insurance? An experimental evidence. - François Pannequin, Ecole Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay 15:08-15:30 (22min)

Coffee break & Posters

Communication 1

Salle des Colloques

Despoina Alempaki, Warwick University

› Managerial Leadership, Truth-Telling, and Efficient Coordination - 15:50-16:12 (22min)

› Altruistic Vaccination - 16:12-16:34 (22min)

› Deceptive Communication - 16:34-16:56 (22min)

Bargaining

BEL.020

Rémi Suchon, Laboratoire d'Anthropologie Expérimentale

› Pitfalls of pay transparency: Evidence from the lab and the field - Katharina Brütt, University of Amsterdam 15:50-16:12 (22min)

› Two-part tariff, demand uncertainty and risk sharing: From theory to experimental evidence - Alexis Garapin, Grenoble Applied Economics Lab (GAEL) 16:12-16:34 (22min)

› Conciliation in bargaining over losses. - Rémi Suchon, Laboratoire d'Anthropologie Expérimentale 16:34-16:56 (22min)

Markets

BEL.019

Radu Vranceanu, ESSEC Business School

› Nonspeculative Bubbles Revisited: Speculation Does Matter - Yilong Xu, Utrecht University 15:50-16:12 (22min)

› Obfuscation in Competitive Markets - Keyu Wu, University of Zurich 16:12-16:34 (22min)

› Sovereign debt default and bond prices: an experimental study - Radu Vranceanu, ESSEC Business School 16:34-16:56 (22min)

Emotions 1

BEL.023

Astrid Hopfensitz, GATE-Lab

› Inducing pride as a way of filling gender gap in competitiveness - Alla Kachur, Masaryk University 15:50-16:12 (22min)

› From intentions to actions: interventions to encourage the adoption of socially desirable behaviour - Rim Rejeb, Laboratoire dÉconomie Appliquée de Grenoble 16:12-16:34 (22min)

› Smiles behind a mask are detectable and affect judgments of trustworthiness, attractiveness, and competence - Astrid Hopfensitz, GATE 16:34-16:56 (22min)

Morality 2

BEL.016

Fabio Galeotti, GATE-Lab

› Can Asymmetric Incentives uproot Collaborative Dishonesty? - Beatrice Braut, University of Turin 15:50-16:12 (22min)

› Impact of lying aversion and prosociality on cheating - Daniel Parra, WZB Berlin Social Science Center 16:12-16:34 (22min)

› Information Acquisition and Social Norm Formation - Fabio Galeotti, GATE 16:34-16:56 (22min)

Decision under uncertainty 1

BEL.015

Brice Corgnet, GATE-Lab

› Loss aversion is robust - Olivier L'Haridon, CREM 15:50-16:12 (22min)

› Intrinsic Preferences for Autonomy - Holger Herz, University of Fribourg 16:12-16:34 (22min)

› ON THE APPEAL OF COMPLEXITY - Brice Corgnet, Emlyon Business School, GATE 16:34-16:56 (22min)

Coffee break & Posters

Experimental macro

BEL.020

Camille Cornand, GATE-Lab

› Measuring Inflation Expectations: How Stable Are Density Forecasts? - Peter Duersch, Universität Mannheim [Mannheim] 17:20-17:42 (22min)

› Credit Ratings and Investments: An Experimental Study - Oana Peia, University College Dublin 17:42-18:04 (22min)

› Central bank's stabilization and communication policies when firms have motivated overconfidence in their own information accuracy or processing - camille cornand, Groupe d'Analyse et de Théorie Economique 18:04-18:26 (22min)

Decision under uncertainty 2

BEL.019

Georgia Buckle, University of Portsmouth

› The Needs of the Many, the Wealth of the Few: How Responsibility Affects Risky Decision-Making for Others - Wolfgang Luhan, University of Portsmouth, Faculty of Business and Law 17:20-17:42 (22min)

› Ambiguity and charitable giving - Maria J. Montoya-Villalobos, Université Paris Nanterre, EconomiX 17:42-18:04 (22min)

› Do as I Do: Paternalism and Preference Differences in Decision Making for Others - Georgia Buckle, University of Portsmouth 18:04-18:26 (22min)

Experimental methods 2

BEL.023

Lina Maria Lozano, New York University Abu Dhabi

› Lab vs Online: No Differences - Benjamin Prissé, Loyola Behavioral Lab 17:20-17:42 (22min)

› How to distinguish economic from moral compensation in the rebound effect ? A theoretical and experimental approach - Simon Mathex, Montpellier Supagro 17:42-18:04 (22min)

› Measuring Preferences for Competition - 18:04-18:26 (22min)

Intertemporal decision making

BEL.016

Maxime le Bihan, GATE-Lab

› Flexible Microcredit: Effects on Loan Repayment and Social Pressure - Anett John, University of Birmingham [Birmingham] 17:20-17:42 (22min)

› Experimental evidence of future tense marking on pro-environmental behavior - Manuel Suter, Institut für Organisation und Personal Engehaldenstrasse, Bern 17:44-18:04 (20min)

› Do job seekers (really) procrastinate? - Maxime le Bihan, GATE 18:04-18:26 (22min)

Voting

BEL.015

Enrique Fatas, University of Pennsylvania

› Fake news and preference-consistent voting during the 2022 French presidential election - Laurence Vardaxoglou, Université Paris 1 17:20-17:42 (22min)

› The approval mechanism with delegation: An experiment on CPR extractions - Gabriel Bayle, Centre dÉconomie de lÉnvironnement - Montpellier - UMR 5211 17:20-17:42 (22min)

› Do democracies fight like autocracies? A causal analysis of political institutions and war - Enrique Fatas, University of Pennsylvania 18:04-18:26 (22min)

Beliefs 1

Salle des Colloques

Charlotte Saucet, Université Paris 1

› Repeated Sampling of Group Members and Norm Perception - Thomas Karl Alfred Woiczyk, University of the Balearic Islands 17:20-17:42 (22min)

› How does choice affect learning? - Gergely Hajdu, Vienna University of Economics and Business 17:42-18:04 (22min)

› Motivated vs. Skeptical Beliefs - Charlotte SAUCET, Université Paris 1 18:04-18:26 (22min)

Gala dinner & Party

Planning