"The impact of product information and trials on demand for smokeless tobacco and cigarettes: Evidence from experimental auctions." March 8th. Arizona State University.
"How can experimental economics help public health researchers? Evidence from auctions of food products and cigarettes." March 18th. Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Buffalo, NY.
"Some Guidelines for Determining the Economic Impact of National Parks, State Parks, and Other Recreation Areas." April 4th. International Atlantic Economic Society Meetings, Vienna, Austria.
"The impact of product information and trials on demand for smokeless tobacco and cigarettes: Evidence from experimental auctions." April 5th. International Atlantic Economic Society Meetings, Vienna, Austria.
"Do Practice Rounds Bias Experimental Auction Results?" April 8th. Technical University of Munich. Freising, Germany.
"Do Monetary
Incentives Matter in Classroom Experiments: Effects on Game Performance and
Exam Scores." Exact date not yet known (but between May 29-31). AEA Conference on Teaching and Research in Economic Education. Chicago, IL.
It's going to be a busy but fun three months! I don't think I've ever had this many presentations in such a short time-period. (When you count the Horn lecture, it's 7 presentations in just over 3 months.)
It's going to be a busy but fun three months! I don't think I've ever had this many presentations in such a short time-period. (When you count the Horn lecture, it's 7 presentations in just over 3 months.)
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