Virtual seminar series in information economics and experiments (VIEE).

My colleague Huan XIE and I are organizing a virtual seminar series in information economics and experiments. Please contact me or Huan for a Zoom link to these seminars. The seminars take place every other Friday, 10:30-11:45, Montreal time. You may also see them advertised at CIREQ Montréal.

Upcoming:

• 31st March 2023: Jubo YAN (Nanyang Technological University), “Rebate Rules in Threshold Public Goods Games: Large-Group Experiments,” (with Zhi Li and Yun Wang)

• 21st April 2023: Jin ZHANG (University of International Business and Economics), TBA

Completed:

• 30th September, 2022: Xiao LIN (University of Pennsylvania), “Credible persuasion,” ( with Ce Liu)
• 28th October, 2022: Xu TAN (University of Washington), “A Rational Inattention Theory of Echo Chamber,” (with Lin Hu and Anqi Li)
• 11th November, 2022: Yan XU (University of Vienna), “Commitment and communication in Bayesian persuasion: Theory and experiment,” (with Yun Wang)
• 25th November, 2022: Kemal Kivanc AKÖZ (HSE University in Moscow), “Transparency and symmetry: Information as a bargaining solution,” (with Arseniy Samsonov)
• 9th December, 2022: Jeanne HAGENBACH (Sciences Po Paris), “Motivated Skepticism,” (with Charlotte Saucet)

• 11th March, 2022: Arseniy SAMSONOV (Budapest University of Technology and Economics), “How can social media limit disinformation?“
• 25th March, 2022: Nathan YODER (University of Georgia),  “Information design for differential privacy,” (with Ian M. Schmutte)
• 22nd April, 2022: Kohei KAWAMURA (Waseda University), “News begets news: A model of endogenously repeated costly consultation,” (with Mark Thordal Le Quement)
• 6th May, 2022: Qiang FU (National University of Singapore), “Sequential contests,” (with Shanglyu Deng, Zenan Wu, and Yuxuan Zhu)

• 1st October, 2021: Andy Zapechelnyuk (University of St. Andrews), “A model of debates: Moderation vs free speech” (with Tymofiy Mylovanov)
• 15th October, 2021: Laura KARPUSKA (Insper), “Protests as accountability mechanism: Theory and empirical evidence of Brazil mass protests” (with Helena Arruda, Amanda de Albuquerque, and Claudio Ferraz)
• 29th October, 2021: Yishu ZENG (University of Michigan), “Performance evaluation design in dynamic incentive contracts”
• 12th November, 2021: (exceptional time: 9:30-10:45, Montreal time) Tracy Xiao LIU (Tsinghua University), When to Schedule Attention Instrument for Classroom learning: A Field Experiment (with Ulrike Malmendier, Stephanie W. Wang, and Shuhuai Zhang)
• 19th November, 2021: Guidon FENIG (University of Ottawa), “Procrastination under Social Motivations” (with Anujit Chakraborty)
• 10th December, 2021: Dana SISAK (Erasmus University Rotterdam), “Left behind voters, anti-elitism, and popular will” (with Benoit Crutzen and Otto Swank)
• 17th December, 2021: Nilanjan ROY (City University of Hong Kong), “Sharing Idiosyncratic Risk Even Though Prices Are “Wrong”” (with Edward Halim and Yohanes E. Riyanto)

• 12th March, Frédéric KOESSLER (Paris School of Economics), “Information design by an informed designer” (with Vasiliki Skreta)
• 26th March, Wooyoung LIM (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), “Tie-breaking and efficiency in laboratory school choice” (with Wonki Jo CHO, Isa E. Hafalir)
• 9th April, Chia-Hui CHEN (Kyoto University), “Signalling under double-crossing preferences” (with Juninichro ISHIDA and Wing SUEN)
• 16th April, Jie ZHENG (Tsinghua University), “Persuasion and timing in asymmetric-information all-pay auction contests,” (with Jian CHEN and Zhonghong KUANG)
• 23rd April, Shuo LIU (Peking University), “Preference, confusion, and competition” (with Andreas M. HEFTI and Armin Schmutzler)
• 7th May, Moritz JANAS (University of Konstanz), “Interim performance evaluation of career-concerned agents”
• 21st May, Lucie MÉNAGER (Université Paris 2), “Observation delays in teams and effort cycles” (with Sidartha GORDON and Chantal MARLATS)

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