ANZWEE Workshop

10:30am – 10:50am

Arrival Tea & Coffee

H.W. Arndt Foyer

11am - 12:30pm

Advantages and Challenges of Behaviourally-Informed Mechanism Design

Alex Brown

Copland Lecture Theatre

12:30pm - 1:45pm

Lunch Break

H.W. Arndt Foyer

1:45pm - 3pm

Session 1A - Public Goods and Salience

• Salience of 'us versus them' in coloured jersey - ODI cricket as a natural experiment
• Does Public Redistribution Crowd Out Private Transfers? Evidence from Four Countries
• Punishment, Growth and Inequality in the Public Goods Game: A Comparison of Perfect and Imperfect Information

Vipra Jain

Lata Gangadharan

Sanket Sen

Arndt LT1

Session 1B - Game Theory 1

• Rational Inattention with Non-Bayesians: An Experiment
• Antisocial Signalling in Principal-Agent Settings
• Information, Incentives, and Goal setting: A Field Experiment in Water usage

Jason Tayawa

Nicholas Umashev

Anthony van der Berg

Arndt LT2

3pm - 3:45pm

Afternoon Tea Break

H.W. Arndt Foyer

3:45pm - 5pm

Session 2A - Insurance and Diversification

• Diversifying makes individuals perform worse in the most common experimental disposition effect environment.
• Investigating the effectiveness of the delivery attack in a multiple-market setting
• Ransomware and the Structure of Cybersecurity Insurance

Nathan Rogut

Rebecca Heath

Zachary Breig

Arndt LT1

Session 2B - Behavioural Economics

• The impact of the availability heuristic on risk perception with moderating effects of accountability: An experiment.
• Demand for reverse mortgage: Behavioural explanations
• Electric Vehicles and the Renewable Energy Transition

Le (Lyla) Zhang

Hanlin Lou

Lana Friesen

Arndt LT2

9am – 10:30am

The cost of going against the tide: the effect of stereotypes on ambiguity attitudes

Chen Li

Copland Lecture Theatre

10:30am – 11:15am

Morning Tea

H.W. Arndt Theatre

11:15am - 12:30pm

Session 3A – Labour Markets

• Information Salience and Performance: Evidence from an Online Laboratory Experiment
• Who is Deterred by Automatic Screening Tools
• Promotions and Group Identity

Elman Torres

Mallory Avery

Maros Servatka

Arndt LT 1

Session 3B – Neuro and VR

• Neural and behavioral probability weighting function
• Autonomous better decisions: how to overcome choice overload with simple choice procedures
• Fear on the plank? Virtual but more real!

Agnieszka Tymula

Cid Campos

Zhongwen Chen

Arndt LT2

12:30pm - 1:45pm

Lunch Break

H.W. Arndt Foyer

1:45pm - 3pm

Session 4A – Gambling

• Socioeconomic Status and Risk Taking Behaviours: Evidence from Online Gambling
• Self-Control and Problematic Gambling
• An experimental analysis of explicit price framing in betting

Hyundam Je

Nick Mizen

Patrick Chappell

Arndt LT1

Session 4B – Finance, Communication and Peer Effects

• Language and Trade in Artificial Codes: The Role of Language Policy
• Biased Trade-off Resolution: Gross Return Illusion and Fee Aversion in Fund Choice

Mike Zhiren Wu

Benjamin Young

Arndt LT2

3pm - 3:45pm

Afternoon Tea Break

H.W. Arndt Foyer

3:45pm - 5pm

Session 5A – Time Preferences

• The Impact of Expectations on Time Preference
• Delay, Demand, and Anticipatory Utility
• Quasi-exponential discounting

Elif Incekara-Hafalir

Lingguo Xu

Stephen L.Cheung

Arndt LT1

Session 5B – Trust

• En-Trusting the 'Other' in Contemporary India: An Experiment-based Study
• A Trust Experiment on the Critical Role of Trust in Sustainable Investing
• Social Capital and Social Credit Scores: Experimental Evidence from China

Abu Afzal Tauheed

Danielle Kent

Yiran Wu

Arndt LT2

Dinner at Shine Dome

Time: 6:30pm

Address: 15 Gordon St, Acton ACT 2601

Dress code: Smart Casual

9am – 10:15am

Session 6A – Game Theory 2

• Newsvendor Decisions under Stochastic and Strategic Uncertainties: Theory and Experimental Evidence
• Pricing frequency and collusion - curbing initiation in real-time markets
• LEARNING PARETIAN EQUILIBRIUM

Qin Wu

Mia Tam

Brett Willams

Arndt LT 1

Session 6B – Lying, Cheating and Politics

• Signal detection theory for economists: The case of chess cheating detection by novices and experts
• Political Tribalism and Voter Preferences
• Randomisation preference and the timing of uncertainty resolution

Vera te Velde

Daniel Zizzo

Evan Calford

Arndt LT2

10:15am – 10:45am

Morning Tea

H.W. Arndt Theatre

10:45am - 12pm

Session 7A – Game Theory 3

• Participation, Selection and Indicative Bidding in Auctions with Costly Entry
• Contests with sequential moves: An experimental study
• Unveiling Proportional Play Equilibrium: Understanding the Dispersion of Contest Success

Yang (Laura) Liu

Dmitry Ryvkin

Peiyao Shen

Arndt LT 1

Session 7B – Health: Physical and Mental

• Vaccination and Discrimination: Experimental Evidence During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic
• Reference-dependence and mood: anhedonia and feeling down are associated with divergent reference points.
• Why Behave like Sheep? Understanding Compliance and Peer Effects

Shuhaku Sasaki

Alexander Svenson

Daniel Zizzo

Arndt LT2

12pm - 1:30pm

Lunch Break

H.W. Arndt Foyer

1:30pm - 3pm

Plenary

Lionel Page

Copland Lecture Theatre