If you are interested in the fall term 2008
seminar on experimental economics take this route.

Course title: Experimental Economics
Instructor: Dr. Carsten Schmidt
Method (hours per week): lecture (2)
Course language: English
Prerequistes: Grundstudium
Examination: written, 90 minutes, participation
ECTS-Credits: 5
Course description: This course in Experimental Economics will look at what
economic theory has to say about economic choices and strategic interactions and
what people actually do when faced with strategic decisions. We will conduct a
large number of in-class and online experiments in order to either
identify systematic deviations or to confirm theoretical predictions.
Beginning with the history and purposes of experimental economics, this
course will cover the latest methods and survey existing experimental
research. Most importantly, this course will teach students how to set
up an economic experiment.
For further details see http://www.sfb504.uni-mannheim.de/~cschmidt/ee07
Contact person: Dr. Carsten Schmidt, Tel.: +49 621 181 3447, e-mail:
cschmidtsfb504.uni-mannheim.de

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