Experimental Economics
Instructor: Giovanni Ponti (LUISS)
The proposed course is an introduction to the theory and practice of experimental economics, with a special focus on the behavioral analysis of: 1. individual (and interactive) decision making under risk and ambiguity; 2. risk, time and social preferences; 3. behavioral finance.
Since the ultimate goal is to design and run economic experiments, we shall complement the review of the existing experimental literature on these themes with a survey on methodological and design issues, together with a review of some popular statistical tools used to analyze behavioral data.