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The Inaugural Wuhan Cherry Blossom Workshop in Experimental Economics and Management
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We are pleased to announce the program for the Inaugural Wuhan Cherry Blossom Workshop in Experimental Economics and Management. The Center for Behavioral and Experimental Research (CBER) of Wuhan University (WHU), China, is planning to hold its first annual workshop in experimental economics this March 17 and 18, 2018. We welcome submissions incorporating or analyzing controlled experiments using human subjects in studies of decision theory, economics, finance, game theory, management science, marketing, operations management or political science.

It is our honor to have the following distinguished keynote speakers this year:

James C. Cox (Georgia State University)

Ernan E. Haruvy (UT Dallas)

Chunlei Yang (Nanjing Audit University)

Location: Liangsheng Building (Economics and Management School), Wuhan University, Wuhan, China

Conference Program

Conference Program

Date

Time

Topic

March 17th, 2018

9:00-9:20

Opening Ceremony (Room A221)

9:20-10:20

Plenary Session I (Room A221)

James C. Cox (Georgia State University), Point of Care Support for Hospital Discharge Decision Making

10:20-10:50

Coffee & Photo

10:50-12:30

Parallel Session I

A1 (Room A204): Labor & Real Effort

B1 (Room A208): Individual Choice I

C1 (Room A221): Chinese Session I

12:30-14:00

Lunch

14:00-15:40

Parallel Session II

A2 (Room A204): Field Experiments

B2 (Room A208): Individual Choice II

C2 (Room A221): Chinese Session II

15:40-16:10

Break & Coffee

16:10-17:10

Plenary Session II (Room A221)

Chunlei Yang (Nanjing Audit University), Endogenous Rewards Promote Cooperation

 

March 18th, 2018

9:15-10:30

Parallel Session III

A3 (Room A204): Policy

B3 (Room A208): Games

C3 (Room A221): Cooperation

10:30-11:00

Break & Coffee

11:00-12:00

Plenary Session III (Room A221)

Ernan Haruvy (UT Dallas), On the importance of relative payoffs and other regarding preferences in two-sided one-to-one matching

12:00-13:30

Lunch

13:30-15:10

Parallel Session IV

A4 (Room A204): I.O. & Contract

B4 (Room A208): Lying & Corruption

C4 (Room A221): Team Decisions

15:10-15:40

Break & Coffee

15:40-17:05

Parallel Session V

A5 (Room A204): Resource & Environmental Economics

B5 (Room A208): Information & Communication

C5 (Room A221): Asset Markets

March 17th, 2018

9:00-9:20

Opening Ceremony (Room A221)

9:20-10:20

Plenary Session I

Room A221

Point of Care Support for Hospital Discharge Decision Making

James C. Cox

Georgia State University

10:20-10:50

Coffee & Photo

10:50-12:30

Parallel Session I

A1

Room A204

Labor & Real Effort

Chair: Xiaolan Yang

In-group Bias in Prison

Pinghan Liang

Sun Yat-sen University

How Does Competition Work Economically and Emotionally?

Jaesun Lee

Tongji University

Choosing the Right Gifts in the Workplace

Cangjian Cao

Tsinghua University

Social distance and Job Referral: An Experimental Study

Xiaolan Yang

Shanghai International Studies University

B1

Room A208

Individual Choice I

Chair: Jason Shachat

An Experimental Study on Complex Choices: Social Influence and Order Effects

Marisa Hidalgo-Hidalgo

Universidad Pablo de Olavida

Single dose testosterone administration reduces generosity in social discounting among healthy males

Jiajun Liao

Research Center for Brain Function and Psychological Science, Shenzhen University

“I” Don’t Like Loss: the Effect of First-person Pronoun Use on Loss Aversion

Tai-Sen He

Economics Division, Nanyang Technological University

Decomposing Risk and inequity aversion behind the veil of Ignorance

Jason Shachat

Durham University & Wuhan University

C1

Room A221

Chinese Session I

Chair: Zhongyue Zhang

羊群行为与集体腐败:一个实验研究

Yiwen Pan

Zhejiang University

备案制度、购房行为与房价波动

陈淑云

Huazhong Normal University

Group identity and implicit collusion in Cournot Competition

Qinjuan Wan

Durham University

High level of intimacy predicts a more fair distribution under loss framework

Zhongyue Zhang

Central University of Finance and Economics

 

 

12:30-14:00

Lunch

 

 

14:00-15:40

Parallel Session II

A2

Room 204

Field Experiments Chair: Jie Gong

Overconfidence as a commitment device? Field evidence from students

Mingye Ma

The University of Edinburgh

Improving intergroup relations through actual and imagined contact: Field experiments with Malawian shopkeepers and Chinese migrants

Annika Mueller

Department of Economics, Econometrics & Finance, University of Groningen

Attitudes toward ambiguous time: Experimental evidence

Anisa Shyti

IE Business School and University

Incentive Design on MOOC

Jie Gong

National Univ. of Singapore

B2

Room 208

Individual Choice II Chair: Soo Hong Chew

Motivated False Memory

Wei Huang

Wuhan University

Does Policy Change Consumers' Price Sensitivity? Evidence from China's Vehicle Quota System with an Expanation of Sunk Cost

Xun Li

Wuhan University

Rice Cultivation, Cooperativeness, Risk Attitude and Evidence for Gene (DRD4) x Culture Co-evolution

Soo Hong Chew

National University of Singapore

 

 

 

C2

Room A221

Chinese Session II Chair: Hongping Deng

Market Competition, Institutional Design and Trust

Yanqing Lin

Zhejiang University

公平感越强的人越适合当领导?——来自公共品实验的经验证据

Hongquan Lian

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Competition and Price Regulation in Medical Market: An Experimental Study

Huang, Juan

Zhejiang University

公共租赁住房随机分配机制评析:基于实验的视角

Hongping Deng

Central China Normal University

15:40-16:10

Break & Coffee

16:10-17:10

Plenary Session II

Room A221

Endogenous Rewards Promote Cooperation

Chunlei Yang

Nanjing Audit University

 

March 18th, 2018

9:15-10:30

Parallel Session III

A3

Room 204

Policy Chair: Xianghong Wang

A Dynamic College Admission Mechanism in Inner Mongolia: Theory and Experiment

Binglin Gong

Huadong Normal University

A Day-to-day Traffic Dynamic Model with Asymmetric Inertia and Preferences: Theory and Experiment

Hang Qi

Tianjin University

The Power of Relative Proportion – Two Experimental Studies on Income Allocation

Xianghong Wang

Renmin University of China

B3

Room A208

Games Chair: Zhi Li

Prize-Linked Savings with Guaranteed Winners: Theory and Experiments

Ajalavat Viriyavipart

American University of Sharjah

Alternative Assurance Mechanisms in Threshold Public Goods Provision: An Experimental Investigation

Rongrong Fu

Xiamen University

Generalized serial cost sharing mechanisms for the provision of non-excludable threshold public goods

Zhi Li

Xiamen University

C3

Room A221

Cooperation

Chair: Jie-Yu Lv

Large-scale cooperation driven by reputation, not fear of High Gods

Jiajia Wu

Life Sciences, Lanzhou University

The Cooperative Consequences of Contests

Yilin Zhuo

Central University of Finance and Economics

Empathy, a sense of fairness and dyadic cooperation

Jie-Yu Lv

Central University of Finance and Economics

10:30-11:00

Break & Coffee

11:00-12:00

Plenary Session III

Room A221

On the importance of relative payoffs and other regarding preferences in two-sided one-to-one matching

Ernan Haruvy

UT Dallas

 

12:00-13:30

Lunch

 

 

 

13:30-15:10

Parallel Session IV

A4

Room A204

I.O. & Contract Chair: Lijia Wei

Innovation, Competitive Pressure And Persistence Effects: Theory And Experimental Evidence

Christos A. Ioannou

University of Southampton

External Market Price as a Reference Point for Incomplete Contracts: Experimental Evidence

Hong Chao

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Triggering reciprocity in a principal-agent game

Xiaoyuan Wang

University of Electronic Science and Technology of China

Discrete Rule Learning in First Price Auctions

Lijia Wei

Wuhan University

B4

Room A208

Lying & Corruption Chair: James Murphy

Lying Behavior and Social Preference

Jinglan Zhang

Tsinghua University

How Corruption Prevails: A Laboratory Experiment

Yuli Ding

Zhejiang University

How the perception of fairness affects lying?

Jieqiong Jin

University of Amsterdam

Oaths and truth telling on MTurk

James Murphy

Nankai University & University of Alaska Anchorage

C4

Room A221

Team decisions Chair: Jubo Yan

How does group decision form from group members’ interaction?

Kelin Lu

Business School, Beijing Normal University

High Social Status Induces Prosocial Behaviour

Jindi Zheng

Nanjing Audit University

Only Children and Teamwork

Fanzheng Yang

Central University of Finance and Economics

Making Risky Decisions Together

Jubo Yan

Nanyang Technological University

15:10-15:40

Break & Coffee

15:40-17:05

 

Parallel Session V

A5

Room A204

Resource & Environmental economics

Chair: Jingbo Cui

Resource scarcity and cooperation: evidence from an irrigation system in western China

Xiaojun Yang

Xi'an Jiaotong University

Water Transactions along a River: A Multilateral Bargaining Experiment with a Veto Player

Xin Zhang

WISE, Xiamen University

Motivating household water conservation: a field experiment in Singapore

Neng Qian

National University of Singapore

B5

Room A208

Information & communication

Chair: Wenbo Zou

Prior information and the Hold-up Problem

Kaiming Zheng

University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC)

Delegation based on a cheap talk

Sookie Xue Zhang

Zhongnan University of Ecnomics and Law

Learn the Group Norm Self-servingly: An Experimental Investigation

Wenbo Zou

Nankai University

C5 (Room A221)

Asset Market

Chair: Jason Shachat

The stability mechanisms of carbon emission allowance prices: A laboratory experimental
comparison

Lijia Wei

Wuhan University

Anatomy of and Arbitrage

Jason Shachat

Durham University & Wuhan University

Parallel Session Schedule


Courses for oTree

In addition to the workshop, we will offer a crash course for tools for conducting experimental research on March 16 (Friday), 2018. OTree is an open-source platform for behavioral research, which is gaining popularity in the experimental research community. The course is free to attend for all participants of the conference.

This course covers the basics of the open source experiment platform oTree (www.otree.org). The target audience is experimental economists and other social scientists who need to run computerized laboratory and online experiments, as well as students who are interested in writing experiment programs. The course will cover Python language basics, oTree program logics, designing experiment user interfaces, oTree server deployment, and oTree experiment procedures.

Lecturer: Ming Jiang (江明)

Ming Jiang is an assistant professor of economics from Shanghai Jiao Tong University Antai College of Economics and Management. His research interests include experimental economics and behavioral economics, and market design.

Location: Teaching and Experimental Center A326, School of Economics and Management, Wuhan University

Program of oTree Course

l 09:00 – 11:30 Lecture

l 11:30 – 14:00 Lunch

l 14:00 – 17:00 Lecture

Further Information

CBER and its laboratory were established in 2016. In 2017, Wuhan University selected CBER as one of its priority institutions in the field of social science. We also receive strong support from the Economics and Management School of WHU: CBER and its laboratory are located in the school. CBER now has seven full time faculty who are interested in experimental methods, and is actively recruiting capable faculty members to further our efforts to build a leading experimental research group in China.

For the past century, Wuhan University has built an elegant palatial architectural complex of primitive simplicity which blends perfectly the eastern architectural style with that of the west. It is honored as the "Most Beautiful University in China." The season of the cherry blossoms within the Wuhan University campus is famous in China. We have chosen the conference timing to hopefully coincide with the peak of the blossoms. There are many excellent cultural, outdoor, and entertainment opportunities for you to take advantage of during your visit. We look forward to seeing you in March. General inquiry about the conference should be directed to Lijia Wei (ljwei@whu.edu.cn) or (0086)-15827103727.

CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS (Sorted in alphabetical order of surnames)

Hongping Deng

Xiang Sun

Jason Shachat

Tao Wang

Lijia Wei

Zhen Yu


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