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In recent years an increasing number of researchers in the field of macroeconomics and finance have started using behavioral modelling and laboratory experiments. This approach has, for example, been useful in studying the dynamics of expectations, describing the occurrence of bubbles and crashes in financial markets and understanding the mechanism behind the effects of various policy interventions.
This workshop aims to bring together researchers that use behavioral modelling and laboratory experiments to address questions related to macroeconomics and finance.
Invited lecturers
In recent years an increasing number of researchers in the field of macroeconomics and finance have started using behavioral modelling and laboratory experiments. This approach has, for example, been useful in studying the dynamics of expectations, describing the occurrence of bubbles and crashes in financial markets and understanding the mechanism behind the effects of various policy interventions.
This workshop aims to bring together researchers that use behavioral modelling and laboratory experiments to address questions related to macroeconomics and finance.
Invited lecturers
- John Duffy (University of California, Irvine)
- Michael Kirchler (University of Innsbruck)
- David Porter (Chapman University)