2022 Virtual Asia Pacific ESA Meeting, Osaka ‐ Overall Program (As of Feb 28)*Japan Time Zone
March 16

March 179:00 ‐ 10:00

Keynote 2:
John Duffy(University of California Irvine)"Asset Pricing Experiments withMultiple Assets"
Chair: Jieyi Duan

Keynote 4:
Luba Petersen(Simon Fraser University)"Designing Monetary Policy with Lab
Experiments"
Chair: Natsumi Shimada

10:00 ‐ 10:15 Break

10:15‐ 12:15 Parallel 3

10:15 ‐ 12:15 Parallel 5

14:15 ‐ 14:30 Break

14:15 ‐ 14:30 Break

14:30 ‐ 16:30 Parallel 1

14:30 ‐ 16:30 Parallel 4

16:45 ‐ 18:45 Parallel 29:00 ‐ 10:00

10:00 ‐ 10:15 Break

13:00 ‐ 13:15 Opening Address:
12:15 ‐ 13:15 Lunch
Nick Feltovich (MonashUniversity, Asia‐Pacific Vice
President of ESA)
13:15 ‐ 14:15 Keynote 1:
13:15 ‐ 14:15 Keynote 3:
Songfa Zhong
Tatsuyoshi Saijo(National University of Singapore)(Kochi University of Technology)"Narrowly Rational""Future Design"
Chair: Tiffany Tsz Kwan TSE
Chair: Yuta Shimodaira

16:30 ‐ 16:45 BreakMarch 18

12:15 ‐ 12:30 Closing

2022 Virtual Asia Pacific ESA Meeting, Osaka

March 16 ‐ Parallel 1 (Day 1)**Session Chair*Japan Time Zone
1‐AContest, Market and Mechanism Design
14:30 ‐ 15:00 Paul Pezanis‐Christou

1‐B

1‐C

1‐DLabor 1

Bargaining and Network

Applied Economics

Le Zhang

Maros Servatka

Daido Kido

MGSM, Macquarie University

Macquarie Graduate School ofManagement
Honesty in the City

Kyoto University

Xu Zhibo

Jun Maekawa

Elena Keller

Nankai University

None

Ritsumeikan University

UNSW Sydney

A Simple Experiment on Simple BayesianPersuasion

Trading information goods on aChildbearing Age and Gender
Discrimination on Labour Market: A network: An experiment
Large‐scale Field Experiment inChina

Exploring the demand for fertility
treatments: an incentive‐compatible
experiment

Nikos Nikiforakis

Syngjoo Choi

Orly Sade

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

New York University Abu Dhabi

Seoul National University

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

When To Visit: Information Acquisition in College
Admissions

Differences in noncognitive skills
predict the gender but not theracial income gap

Learning in Canonical Networks

The Demand for Insurance and Protective
Responses to Unexpected Health Shocks

Marco Faillo **Yadi Yang **Eva Weingartner **NYU Abu Dhabi

University of Trento

Nanjing Audit University

University of Kassel

Social Ties affect Preferences for Competition

Cash posters in the lab: anCan strategic delegation solve theexperiment on horizontal andhold‐up problem?
vertical reciprocity in the workplace

University of Adelaide

Group identity and promotions
A decision‐making approach to bidding in
maximum value auctions with(out) information on
one's own value rank
15:00 ‐ 15:30 OSub Kwon

15:30 ‐ 16:00 Wooyoung Lim

16:00 ‐ 16:30 Moritz Janas **Paternalism, Autonomy, or Both?:Experimental Evidence from Energy Saving
Programs

The effects of environmental informationand observability on food choice2022 Virtual Asia Pacific ESA Meeting, Osaka

March 16 ‐ Parallel 2 (Day 1)**Session Chair

16:45 ‐ 17:15

17:15 ‐ 17:45

17:45 ‐ 18:15

18:15 ‐ 18:45*Japan Time Zone
2‐A

2‐B

2‐C

2‐D2‐ECharitable Giving

Game

Gender and Discrimination

Lying

Norm and Reciprocity

Fang Liu

Daniela Ruetzler

Yuxin Su

Bilal Kchouri

Elif Incekara Hafalir

Nanyang TechnologicalUniversity

University of Innsbruck

SKEMA Business School

University of Luxembourg

University of Technology Sydney

Payment Modes, Charitable
Donation Behavior, and theCovid‐19 Pandemic: a Lab
Experiment

The roots of cooperation

Can Self‐chosen Goals andProsocial Incentives Motivate
Female Gig Workers?

Lying for Money: Experimental
Study on Religious Followers

Perceptions of Norms about
Working Mothers: Another Lookat the Case of Saudi Arabia

Anca Balietti

Huanren Zhang CANCELED

Francesca Gioia

Gwen‐Jiro Clochard

Ankush Asri

Heidelberg University

University of Southern
Denmark

University of Milan

CREST ‐ Ecole polytechnique

University of Konstanz

Perceived Relative Wealth andHealth: A Halo Effect distorting
the willingness to pay to reduce
air pollution

Describing and Understanding
the Long Run in RepeatedGamesConcepts and calculations: genderdifferences in willingness to guess

Improving the Perception of thePolice by the Youth

Size vs. strength: A study on
cultural adaptation

Giacomo Degli Antoni

Leonard Treuren

Maivand Sarin

Thi Anh Dam

Lidingrong Huang

University of Parma

KU Leuven

University of Cologne

University of Mannheim

NYU Shanghai

Estimating happiness throughquestion randomization: anapplication to blood donation

Collusion spillovers

In Your Name! The Effect ofIntermediaries on Discrimination

How the reaction of third party
beneficiaries affects unethicalpro‐group behavior of actors

Customers reciprocate

Virginia Cecchini Manara **Subhasish Modak Chowdhury**
University of BathYang Zhong **Elettra Latini **Georg Sator **University of Amsterdam

Warwick Business School

University of Nottingham

Time Pressure Preferences

Does Sleep Deprivation increase
Unethical Behaviour?

Peer Effects and Social Closeness

University of Milan

The production of welfare goods In‐group versus Out‐groupand its financing. An experiment Preferences in Intergroupon alternative mechanisms and Conflict: An Experiment
their effects on motivations.

2022 Virtual Asia Pacific ESA Meeting, Osaka

March 17 ‐ Parallel 3 (Day 2)**Session Chair*Japan Time Zone
3‐A

10:15‐10:45

10:45‐11:1511:15‐11:45

Cognition
Nathan Kettlewell

3‐B
Coordination and Public Goods
Ai Takeuchi

3‐C

3‐E

Labor 2
Chung‐Yoon Choi

Risk and Search
Ryo Mikami

Voting and Rent Seeking
Naoki Watanabe

University of Technology Sydney Ritsumeikan University

Seoul National University

Osaka University

Keio University

The heritability of trust andtrustworthiness depends on themeasure of trust

Flood risk and household waste
management: The experimental
study of the effect of information
provision on the avoidance of
probabilistic public bads

Tackling Misperceptions about
Immigrants with Fact‐checking
Interventions: A Randomized
Survey ExperimentPassive or Active? Behavioral
changes in different designs ofsearch experiments

A Mouse Tracking Experimenton Meaningful Learning in
Weighted Voting

Ziye Wu

Doruk IrisDavid Ong

Trang Vu

Takehito Masuda

National University of Singapore

Sogang University

National Graduate Institute for
Policy Studies
Validity of risk preference
measures in the case of Vietnam

Shinshu University

Individualism‐Collectivism andRisk Perception around theWorld

Jinan University‐University ofBirmingham Joint InstituteRepresentation, Peer Pressure and Marrying up: the competition forPunishment in a Public Goodsa richer and taller mateGame

Victoria Prowse

Charles NoussairGergely HorvathShuangyu Yang

Caleb CoxPurdue University

University of Arizona

Duke Kunshan University

National University of Singapore

Virginia Commonwealth
University
Public Information andCoordination with a Divided
Majority

Cognitive skills, strategic
Traffic Apps and Traffic Congestion: How does advice influence thesophistication, and life outcomes An Experiment
job search behavior?
11:45‐12:15

3‐D

Revealed Heterogeneity in Risk
Preference

The Titanic effect: anexperimental study of turnout
in groupwise weighted voting

Timothy Shields **Tianyi Li**

Sirui Liu **Shuchen Zhao **Quazi Qhahriar **Chapman University

University of Arizona

University at Buffalo

Institute for Advanced Economic
Research, Dongbei University ofFinance and Economics

San Diego State University

The Effects of STEM Incentive
Program on Educational
OutcomesSequential Search with Ex‐post
Uncertainty

Media Bias, Fake News, andNoncommitted Voters:
Explorations using a Simple
Voting Game

How Do Reward Versus Penalty Conditional cooperation in group
Framed Incentives Affect Risk
size
Judgments and Testing Actions in
Diagnostic Audit Tasks?

2022 Virtual Asia Pacific ESA Meeting, Osaka

March 17 ‐ Parallel 4 (Day 2)**Session Chair

14:30 ‐ 15:00

15:00 ‐ 15:30

15:30 ‐ 16:00

16:00 ‐ 16:30*Japan Time Zone
4‐A4‐B

4‐C

4‐DFinance 1

Other Regarding Preference

Risk and Neuroeconomics

CovidTiffany Tsz Kwan TSE

Ben Grodeck

Agnieszka Tymula

Shusaku Sasaki

Osaka University

Monash University

University of Sydney

Tohoku Gakuin University

Beware of artificial intelligence's ability
before you trust them: Evidence from astock price forecasting experiment

The effect of compassion fade on altruistic Dynamic prospect theory – two core
behavior: Experimental evidence for a guilt decision theories coexist in the gambling
mitigation accountbehavior of monkeys

A Dictator Game Experiment with
the COVID‐19 vaccinated andunvaccinated people

Te BaoDaniel John Zizzo

Filip Fidanoski

Jun Hyung Kim

Nanyang Technological University

University of Queensland

UNSW Business School

Jinan University

Least Squares Learning? Evidence fromthe Laboratory

Experimental Insights on Anti‐Social
Behavior: A Meta‐Analysis

Can a single model account for both risky
choices and inter‐temporal choices?
Testing the assumptions underlying
models of risky intertemporal choice: A
replication

Covid‐19 Vaccination Intentions andProsocial Motives

Nitzan Sitbon

Euncheol Shin

Lexin Liang

Eyal Lahav

College of Management

Korea Advanced Institute of Science andTechnology (KAIST)

University of Sydney

The Open University of Israel

Cognitive overload in financial decision
Teaching Practices and Friendshipmaking: the impact of gender‐Networks
homogeneous and gender‐heterogeneousgroups.

Testing the limits of attraction effect

Effects of a vaccination program on
the assessment of personal safety,economic expectations, andemotions in the time of COVID‐19:
Evidence from the pioneering
vaccination program of Israel

Yaron Lahav **Anett John **Lana Friesen **Shosh Shahrabani **Ben‐Gurion University of the Negev

University of Birmingham

University of Queensland

The Max Stern Yezreel Valley College

What Happens to Investment Choices
when Interest Rates Change? AnExperimental Study

Flexible Microcredit: Effects on Loan
Repayment and Social Pressure

Risk Taking and Skewness Seeking
Behavior in a Demographically DiversePopulation

Is religious faith associated withwillingness to take the Covid‐19vaccine? Evidence from Israel andJapan2022 Virtual Asia Pacific ESA Meeting, Osaka

March 18 ‐ Parallel 5 (Day 3)**Session Chair

10:15‐10:45*Japan Time Zone
5‐A

5‐B

5‐C

5‐D5‐E

Field Experiments

Repeated Game

Norm, Lying and Communication

Finance 2

Preference and Decision

Stephen Knowles

Naoko Nishimura / Takako
Fujiwara‐Greve
Ritsumeikan University / Keio
University

Ofer Azar

Jieyi Duan

Xueting Wang

Ben‐Gurion University of theNegev

Osaka University

The University of Sydney

Rebate Timing and Charitable
GivingVoluntary Partnerships andCooperation: An Experimental
Study

Dishonesty in a math competition: The impact of asset purchases Discrimination and Investment
in an experimental market
Decisions
Some experimental evidencewith consumption smoothing
motives

Hirofumi Kurokawa

Xue XuZeeshan Samad

Edward Halim

Tracy Xiao Liu

University of Hyogo

Nankai University

Vanderbilt University

Nanyang TechnologicalUniversity

Tsinghua University

How Opt‐in Works? A Field
Experiment on Financial Incentivefor Physical Activity

The impact of communication oncooperation under private
monitoring: An experiment

Self‐deception

Who Benefits from Social
Trading? Experimental
Evidence

The Consistency of Rationality
Measurement

Manuel Hoffmann

David Gill

Jinliang Liu

King King Li

Nathan Wiseman

Harvard University

Purdue University

Texas A&M University

Shenzhen Audencia Business
School, Shenzhen University

University of Nevada, Reno

Overcoming Peer Pressure toDrink

Beliefs, learning, and personality
in the indefinitely repeatedprisoner's dilemma

Should Law Enforcement Entail
Information Transparency?

The Moral Investor: Sin Stock
Aversion and Virtue Stock
Affinity

Ethics and Economic Choice: An
Exploration of Endogenous andConstructive Preferences

Rong Rong **Zhewei Song **Subhasish Dugar **Yan Wang **Shohei Yamamoto**

University of Massachusetts
Amherst

University of Michigan

The University of Utah

Nanyang TechnologicalUniversity

Hitotsubashi University

Behavioral Preferences andContract Choice in the Residential
Solar PV Market

Defensive treatment in credence
Business Norm versus Norm‐
The Bright Side of Dark
goods markets: Does reputation or Nudge As A Contract‐enforcing
Markets: Experiments
norms improve efficiency?
Mechanism: Evidence from A Real
Marketplace

University of Otago

10:45‐11:15

11:15‐11:45

11:45‐12:15

Time Preferences are Affected
when Intertemporal Choices
Look Like Investments and Loans