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Wednesday , 7 of April
19:30 Welcome Reception at the Hotel

Thursday, 8 of April
09:00 Urrutia Elejalde Foundation Invited Speaker (Auditorium) Ignacio Palacios-Huerta. London School of Economics On the Generalizability of Lab Experimental Results to Real Life

10:00 Plenary Session (Auditorium) Cohn Alain. University of Zurich Social Comparison in the Workplace: Evidence from a Field Experiment Ofer Azar. Ben-Gurion University Of The Negev Does Relative Thinking Exist in Mixed Compensation Schemes? Matthias Wibral. University Of Bonn Testosterone, Honesty and Status Marco Casari. Bologna University Strategies for Long-run Cooperation: Experiments with Students and Workers

11:30 Coffee break 12:00 Parallel sessions I Social Preferences I (Sala Begoa) Alice Becker. Max Planck Institute Of Economics Whose Impartiality? An Experimental Study of Veiled Stakeholders, impartial Spectators and Ideal Observers Tobias Regner. Max Planck Institute Of Economics Other-regarding Behavior: Testing Guilt- and Reciprocity-based Models Matteo Ploner. University Of Trento Group Membership, Team Preferences, and Expectations Olusegun Oyediran. University of Granada Moral Issues in Allocation Problems: A Psychophysiological Approach

Ambiguity Aversion and Time Inconsistency (Sala Leioa) Philipp Weinschenk. University Of Bonn and Max Planck Institute For Research On Collective Goods Ambiguity in a Principal-Agent Model Daniela Rtzler. University Of Innsbruck Gain Now, Pay Later: Delay and Uncertainty in Childhood and Youth Cecile Aubert. Toulouse and Bordeaux Anticipatory Feelings may Generate Ambiguity-averse Preferences Thomas Kalwitzki. University Oldenburg Experimental Chats: Opening the Black Box of Group Experiments Labour Economics and Incentives I (Sala Muskiz) Eva Ranehill. Stockholm School Of Economics Outrunning the Gender Gap. Boys and Girls Compete Equally Jordi Brandts. Univ. Autonoma de Barcelona and IAE (CSIC) The Emergence of Employer Networks for Information Sharing in the Recruitment Process Nagore Iriberri. Universitat Pompeu Fabra The Provision of Relative Performance Feedback Information: An Experimental Analysis of Performance and Happiness Alexander Sebald. University of Copenhagen Contracts based on subjective performance evaluations Emotions, Personality and Culture (Auditorium) Christiane Schwieren. University Of Heidelberg Personality Measures and Behavior in Experimental Games Shosh Shahrabani. The Max Stern Academic College Of Emek Yezreel Decision-making and Risk Perception under Terror: A Field Study among Israeli College Students Alexandra Corts Aguilar. University of Granada Life Satisfaction an Socioeconomic Conditions In Latin American Countries Gianluca Grimalda. University Jaume I A Comparative Study of Preferences for Redistribution Bargaining (Sala Atxuri) Sonia Moulet. GREDEG Price Discrimination and Customer Behavior: Empirical Evidence from Marseille Luis Alejandro Palacio Garca. University of Granada Never Retreat, Never Surrender: The Bargaining power of Commitment in the Hawk-Dove Game Sophie Steelandt. Universite de Strasbourg On the Foundations of Economics Skills: The Early Development of Gifts and Exchanges in Children Michael Pickhardt. University Of Muenster Road Pricing and Excess Burden Avoidance. Evidence from an Experiment with Braesss Paradox

13:30 Lunch

14:45 Urrutia Elejalde Foundation Invited Speaker (Auditorium) Gary Charness. University of California at Santa Barbara Some Issues in Experimental Methodology

15:45 Coffee break 16:00 Parallel sessions II Reciprocity and the Nature of Social Preferences (Sala Begoa) Olli Lappalainen. University Of Turku Experimental Comparison of Direct, General, and Indirect Reciprocity Ksenia Panidi. Universite Libre De Bruxelles Why Do External Rewards Crowd Out Intrinsic Motivation While Self-Rewards Do Not? Raul Lopez-Perez. Universidad Autnoma De Madrid Individual Heterogeneity in Punishment and Reward Choice Under Uncertainty (Sala Atxuri) Antoine Nebout. LAMETA& GREGHEC, CNRS Categorizing Behavioral Sequential Strategies: An Individualized Experiment Fabian Herweg. University Of Bonn Uncertain Demand, Consumer Loss Aversion, and Flat-Rate Tariffs Arnaud Reynaud. Toulouse School Of Economics Stability of Risk Preference Measures Using Various Elicitation Methods: An Empirical Assessment Roi Zultan. Max Planck of Economics, Jena. Imperfect Recall and Time Inconsistencies: The Absentminded Driver Paradox in the Lab Initial Responses (Sala Leioa) Simon Czermak. University Of Innsbruck Strategic Sophistication of Individuals and Teams in Experimental Normal-form Games Sibilla Di Guida. Cifrem, University Of Trento Feature-based Choice and Similarity in Normal Form Games: An Experimental Analysis Julia Mueller. Heidelberg University There is More to it Than Meets the Eye Melanie Parravano. University of Granada Cognitive Underpinnings of Behavior in Travelers Dilemma: Treasures and Contradictions Revisited Alcohol, Testosterone and Economic Behavior (Auditorium) Antoni Bosch-Domenech. Universitat Pompeu Fabra I Dont Know if Acute Alcohol Consumption Has an Effect on Trust and Trustworthiness Pablo Braas Garza. University of Granada Organizing Effects of Testosterone and Economic behavior: Not Just Risk-taking Santiago Sanchez-Pages. University of Edinburgh Testosterone, Symmetry And Cooperation Antonio Filippin. University of Milan The Social Context and the Effect of Alcohol Consumption on Economic Behavior

Labour Markets (Sala Muskiz) Natalia Jimnez. University of Granada Increasing Employees' Work-related Stability in the Lab Vera Popova. Max Planck Institute Of Economics Treacherous Advisors - An Experimental Investigation Michel Marechal. University Of Zurich Hidden Persuaders: Do Small Gifts Lubricate Business? Daniel Muller. University of Bonn. On Horns and Halos: Confirmation Bias and Job Rotation

17:30 End of academic day 18:00 Social Event 1: Guggenheim Museum

Friday, 9th of April

09:00 Urrutia Elejalde Foundation Invited Speaker (Auditorium) Rachel Croson. University of Texas at Dallas. Experiments in Operations Management

10:00 Plenary Session (Auditorium) Claudia Senik. Paris School Of Economics You Cant Be Happier Than Your Wife. Happiness Gaps and Divorce Michael Kurschilgen. Max-Planck-Institute For Collective Goods Breaking Windows How Home-grown Expectations Condition Cooperation Ernesto Reuben. Columbia University The Glass Ceiling in Experimental Markets Ghazala Azmat. Universitat Pompeu Fabra The Impact of Gender Composition on Team Decision Making: Evidence from the Field

11:30 Coffee break 12:00 Parallel sessions III Social Preferences II (Auditorium) Christiane Bradler. ZEW, Mannheim Social Preferences under Risk An Experimental Analysis Elena Cettolin. Maastricht University Fairness and Uncertainty Miguel Fonseca. University Of Exeter Fairness, Bargaining and Social Context: An Experimental Investigation Paloma Ubeda. University Of Valencia The Consistency of Fairness Rules: An Experimental Study Learning, Ideology (Sala Atxuri) Maria Bigoni. University Of Bologna Sticks and Carrots in Procurement

Guillermo Mateu Bartolome. University of Valencia. Give Ideology a (Second) Chance Michael Roos. Ruhr-University Bochum Caught in the Past: The Role of Historical Data in Expectation Formation Simone Alfarano. University Jaume I How Bounded is Subjects' Rationality in a Simple Experiment: A Computational Approach Public Good Games (Sala Begoa)

Pablo Guillen Alvarez. The University Of Sydney An Inter-group Competition Mechanism for the Efficient Provision of Public Goods Antonios Proestakis. University of Granada Accounting for Real Wealth in Public goods Games with Heterogeneous Endowments Enrique Fatas. University Of Valencia Language and Social identity in Social Conflicts' Jose Ramon Uriarte. University Of The Basque Country Economics and Minority Language Voting and Matching (Sala Leioa)

Wolfgang Luhan. University of Bochum Coordination and Communication in Multiparty Elections with Costly Voting Luis Miller. University of Oxford Decision Costs in Multilateral Bargaining: An Experimental Analysis Robert Veszteg. Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Experimental Results on the Roommate Problem Hector Solaz. Universidad de Valencia Find Your Half Orange. Strategic Information on Group Matching Cooperation (Sala Muskiz)

Tatsuyoshi Saijo. Osaka University & UCLA A Solution to the Prisoners Dilemma: 100% Cooperation in the Experiment with an Approval Stage Edson Manuel Muoz-Herrera. Universitat de Valencia You Can't Always Get What You Want: Heterogeneous Network Games With Strategic Complementarities Gary Bornstein. Hebrew University Punishment, Cooperation, and Cheater Detection in Noisy Social Exchange Lauri Sksvuori. Max Planck Institute Of Economics Costly Punishment Thrives in Intergroup Conflict

13:30 Lunch 15:00 Urrutia Elejalde Foundation Invited Speaker (Auditorium) Robert Sugden. University of East Anglia Experiments and Models in Economics

16:00 Coffee break

16:30 Plenary Session (Auditorium) Nikos Nikiforakis. University Of Melbourne Is There Selection Bias in Laboratory Experiments? Bradley Ruffle. Ben-Gurion University Are Beautiful People More Employable? Evidence from a Field Experiment Jeroen Van De Ven. University Of Amsterdam Friendships and Favoritism on the Schoolground - A Framed Field Experiment Eva Camacho Cuena. University Jaume I Investment Incentives under Emission Trading: An Experimental Study

18:00 End of academic day 21:00 Social Event 2: Conference dinner

Saturday, 10th of April

10:00 Urrutia Elejalde Foundation Invited Speaker (Auditorium) Dan Levin. Ohio State University The Winners Curse after 30 years a Dialog between Experimentalist and Theorists

11:00 Plenary Session (Auditorium) Johannes Abeler. University Of Nottingham Fungibility, Labels, and Consumption Olivier Armantier. Federal Reserve Bank Of New York The Bailout Auction. How to Purchase Heterogenous Toxic Assets Flip Klijn. Instituto de Analisis Econmico (CSIC) Risk Aversion in School Choice: An Experimental Study Aurelien Baillon. Erasmus University Rotterdam Ambiguity Models and the Machina Paradox

12:30 Coffee break 13:00 Parallel Sessions IV C h a r i t a b l e G i v i n g (Sala Atxuri) Aretz Bodo. Centre For European Economic Research (Zew) Small is Beautiful. Experimental Evidence of Donors Preferences for Charities Amrish Patel. University Of Gothenburg Charitable Giving and Seed Money under free-rider anonymity Giuseppe Attanasi. Toulouse University Sequential Sharing of a Resource: An Experimental Investigation Johannes Maier. University of Munich Cooperation with Uncertain Endowments Labour Economics and Incentives II (Sala Begoa) Fan Wu. University Of Magdeburg A Real-Effort Experiment on Incentives for Employee Participation

Jan Schikora. Ludwig Maximilian University Munich Bringing the Four-Eyes-Principle to the Lab Joerg Schiller. Universitaet Hohenheim Contract Design and Insurance Fraud: An Experimental Investigation Trust (Auditorium)

Adrian Beck. University Of Innsbruck Trust and Guilt in an Experimental Market for Expert Services Marc Vorsatz. Fundacion De Estudios De Economia Aplicada On the Relation of Social norms in Senderreceiver and Social Dilemma Games Adam Zylbersztejn. Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne Does Information Transmission Contribute to Overcoming Coordination Failure? New Evidence from the Lab Pablo Coralio Ballester. University of Alicante Measuring Heterogeneity in Social Networks Using a Random Walk Approach Consumer Choice and Marketing (Sala Leioa)

Job Van Exel. Erasmus Unversity Rotterdam Perceptions of Public Transport Travel Time and their Effect on Choice-sets Among Car Drivers Sanxi Li. Toulouse School Of Economics Worried About Adverse Product Effects? Information Disclosure and Consumer Awareness Angela Sutan. Burgundy School Of Business Drinking Beer in Consonant and Dissonant Contexts: An Experimental Investigation Finance and Auctions (Sala Muskiz)

Christoph Merkle. University Of Mannheim The Beliefs of Others - The Financial Crisis and Stock Market Expectations David Pascual-Ezama. Universidad Complutense De Madrid The Effects of Instability of Stocks Markets in the Decision-making of Individual Investors Andrea Morone. Universitat de Girona The Role of Public and Private Information in a Minimal Laboratory Financial Market

14:30 End of academic day