Experimental Economics Workshop Program
May 22-26, 2023
- Morning session – Theory 9:00am to 12:30pm
- Afternoon session – Applications 2:00pm to 5:00pm
- Optional evening session 5:00pm to 6:30pm
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May 22: |
Introduction to survey design; Introduction to experimental economics; Designing your own survey |
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May 23: |
Introduction to auctions; Designing laboratory auction experiments; Combining auctions with survey instruments; Conducting a non-hypothetical, lab auction study; Analysis of auction data |
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May 24: |
Introduction to stated choice surveys and experimental design; Full and fractional factorial designs; Orthogonal and efficient designs; Designing a choice experiment with the experimental design software Ngene |
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May 25: |
Multinomial logit models; Mixed logit models; Willingness to pay models, Computer exercises with estimation software (Nlogit and Stata); |
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May 26: |
Interpretation of results; Depiction of results; Deriving recommendations for stakeholders. How to assess published evidence from the literature in light of strength of internal and external validity. This helps in creating policy recommendations, and in determining the strength of potential contributions to the literature. Final project presentations. |
Note: The organizers reserve the right to adjust the program as needed.
Optional Weekend Program
Organization NOT included
- Trips to Grand Canyon, Flagstaff, Sedona or Payson
- Trip to Tucson including the National Observatory on Kitt Peak
- Visit Prescott and Jerome (Ghost Town)
- Visit Montezuma Castle
- Visit local Craft Breweries
- Visit Desert Botanical Garden and Old Town Scottsdale
- Hiking in the local mountains
- Stand-up paddle boarding
- Find more information here: https://www.visitphoenix.com/
Workshop Contact
Carola Grebitus
carola.grebitus@asu.edu
Vincenzina Caputo
vcaputo@msu.edu
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