Swarthmore Meeting on Behavioral and Experimental Economics BEEMA4 Schedule Final Version Swarthmore College, October 14, 2017

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1 Swarthmore Meeting on Behavioral and Experimental Economics BEEMA4 Schedule Final Version Swarthmore College, October 14, 2017 Overview: The conference will take place in the Scheuer Room on the ground floor of Kohlberg Hall, unless noted otherwise. 9:00-9:55 Registration/coffee 9:55-11:10 Session 1: 3 papers 11:10-11:30 Break/coffee 11:30-12:45 Session 2: 3 papers 12:45-2:00 Lunch 2:00-3:15 Parallel Session 3: 2x3 papers (Location: Kohlberg 226 and Kohlberg 228) 3:15-3:35 Break/coffee 3:35-4:25 Session 4: 2 papers 4:25-4:45 Break/coffee 4:45-5:35 Session 5: 2 Papers 6:00 Post-conference reception 7:00 Dinner on Swarthmore campus Notes: BEEMA is grateful for funding from the Mellon Foundation via the Tri-College Consortium of Swarthmore, Haverford, and Bryn Mawr. Parking is available on College Ave, Cedar Lane, or Elm Ave, in the area around campus. Swarthmore can be reached from Philadelphia via SEPTA regional rail on the Media/Elwyn line. The last author within each session is the session chair. The chair is charged with ensuring that the session proceeds in a timely fashion. Each contribution has a maximum of 25 minutes. The contributions scheduled for the parallel sessions were randomly determined. 9:00-9:55 Registration/coffee 9:55-11:10 Session 1: Information 1. Common-value public goods and informational social dilemmas, Caleb A. Cox 2. Information Warfare, Daphne Chang 3. Can Individuals Recognize Selected Information When They Satisfice? An Experimental Investigation, Alexander L. Brown

2 11:10-11:30 Break/coffee 11:30-12:45 Session 2: Behavioral insights and public policy 1. Liquidity and Job Choice, Clayton Featherstone 2. An Experimental Study of Citizens United Effects on Campaign Finance and Election Markets, Rimvydas Baltaduonis 3. Workfare, Wellbeing and Consumption: Evidence from a Field Experiment with Kenya's Urban Poor, Syon P. Bhanot 12:45-2:00 Lunch 2:00-3:15 Parallel Sessions Session 3-1: Resources and incentives, Kohlberg Power From the People: Rooftop Solar and a Downward-Sloping Supply of Electricity, Andrea La Nauze 2. Get thee to the gym! A field experiment on improving exercise habits, Ebru Işgın 3. Experimental Tests of Hotelling's Rule about Non-Renewable Resource Prices, Daniel H. Wood Session 3-2: Frames, cognition, and choice, Kohlberg Multi-Period Ultimatum Games under Dual Time Pressure, Lindsey Nagy 2. Loss Aversion and Social Security, Hyeon Park 3. Process-specific Risk Preferences, David Owens 3:35-4:25 Session 4: Inter- and Intra-person strategic interactions 1. Who is Strategic? Daniel E. Fragiadakis 2. Multiself Bargaining, Rudy Henkel 4:25-4:45 Break/coffee 4:45-5:35 Session 5: Norms in the lab and some psychology 1. Intentions and Social Norm Violations, Marta Maras 2. On the Category Adjustment Model: Another look at Huttenlocher, Hedges, and Vevea (2000), John Smith 6:00 Post-conference reception 7:00 Dinner on Swarthmore campus Scheuer Room

3 Participants Rimvydas Baltaduonis, Gettysburg College Syon P. Bhanot, Swarthmore College Alexander L. Brown, Texas A&M University Daphne Chang, University of Michigan Caleb A. Cox, Virginia Commonwealth University Eugen Dimant, University of Pennsylvania Clayton Featherstone, University of Pennsylvania Daniel E. Fragiadakis, Texas A&M University Rudy Henkel, Ursinus College Ebru Işgın, West Chester University Andrea La Nauze, University of Pittsburgh Marta Maras, Gettysburg College J. J. Naddeo, Georgetown University Lindsey Nagy, Muhlenberg College David Owens, Haverford College Hyeon Park, Manhattan College John Smith, Rutgers University-Camden Daniel H. Wood, Federal Trade Commission

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