Program
09:15-09:20 – Welcome words
09:20-10:40 – Session 1
- Fairness vs. Simplicity in Arbitration Procedures
Matias Nunez (CREST) - Behavioral Attenuation
Thomas Graeber (Harvard Business School)
10:40-11:10 – Break
11:10-12:30 – Session 2
- How can I know how much I like you? A heuristic approach to Matching and Stability
Laure Goursat (Sciences Po) - Estimating Preference Parameters from Strictly Concave Budget Restrictions
Holger Gerhardt (University of Bonn)
12:30-13:40 – Lunch
13:40-15:00 – Session 3
- Rational misspecification: Framework and applications
Kfir Eliaz (Tel Aviv University) - The Streetlight Effect in Data-Driven Exploration
Johannes Hoelzemann (University of Vienna)
15:00-15:30 – Break
15:30-16:50 – Session 4
- Evolutionary Stable Analogy-Based Expectation Equilibrium
Philippe Jehiel (PSE, École nationale des ponts et chaussées) - Fair Cooperation
Andis Sofianos (Durham University)
19:30 – Dinner (for speakers only)
09:20-10:40 – Session 1
- A Theory of Self-Prospection
Nikhil Vellodi (PSE) - Market Performance and Review System Informativeness
Philippos Louis (University of Cyprus)
10:40-11:10 – Break
11:10-12:30 – Session 2
- On notions of simplicity in mechanism design
Mikhail Freer (University of Essex) - Asset Pricing and Risk Sharing in Complete Markets: An Experimental Investigation
Thomas Mariotti (TSE)
12:30-13:40 – Lunch
13:40-15:00 – Session 3
- What’s in a u
Larbi Alaoui (Universitat Pompeu Fabra) - Inequality and Social Influence: Monetary Hierarchies Shape Persuasive Power
Andrea Martinangeli (Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas)
15:00-15:30 – Break
15:30-16:10 – Session 4
- Numbers Tell, Words Sell
Michael Thaler (UCL – London’s Global University)
Organizers: Evan Friedman (PSE) and Franz Ostrizek (Sciences Po).
Evan Friedman acknowledges funding from the Agence Nationale de la Recherche under grant ANR-24-CE28-0028-01.