CERGY-PONTOISE, FRANCE>June 9-10, 2016

INTERNATIONALMEETINGOF ASFEE
Organized byESSEC Business School&The French Association of Experimental Economics (ASFEE)

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Location of the meeting
ESSEC Business School
Avenue Bernard Hirsch
95000 Cergy‐Pontoise

Access by public transport, stop at CERGY‐PREFECTURE
By RER A (Direction Cergy Le Haut)
By Transilien : Line L (From Gare Saint‐Lazare)

Location of the Gala Dinner
Château d’Auvers‐sur‐Oise
A bus transfer is organized from ESSEC.
Bus leaves at 6:30 PM from Parvis ESSEC.

JUNE 9GENERAL PROGRAM

8:30 AM – 9:15 AM

Registration and Coffee

Hall des Patios

9:15 AM – 9:45 AM

Opening Session

Grand Amphi

9:45 AM – 10:45 AM

Plenary Session: Prof. Rachel Croson

Grand Amphi

10:45 AM – 11:15 AM

Coffee BreakHall des Patios

11:15 AM – 12:50 PM

Parallel sessions

Public Goods

Behavioral Finance / Coordination
Games

Choice and Decision

D102

D103

D3

12:50 PM – 2:00 PM

Lunch

Hall des Patios

2:00 PM – 3:35 PM

Parallel sessions

Information andCommunication

Peer Effects and TeamWork

Cognition and Bounded
Rationality

Other‐Regarding
Preferences

D102

D103D2

D3

3:35 PM – 4:00 PMCoffee BreakHall des Patios

4:00 PM – 5:35 PM

Parallel sessions

Choice and Decision /Gender Studies

Lies / Deception /Cheating / Cooperation

Auctions and Market /Neuroeconomics

Collective Decision
Making / Intertemporal
Choice

D102

D103

D2

D3

6:30 PMBus transfer from ESSEC to Auvers‐sur‐Oise
Bus Leaves at 6:30 PM from Parvis ESSEC.

7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Gala Dinner – Château de Auvers‐sur‐Oise2015 ASFEE Best Paper Award

10:00 PMBus transfer from Auvers‐sur‐Oise to ESSEC
Stop at Gare RER Cergy – ESSEC – IBIS Hôtel – Novotel ‐ Olivarius

JUNE 10

GENERAL PROGRAM

9:00 AM – 10:35 AM
Parallel sessions
Cooperation / Miscellaneous
Cognition and Bounded
D103
Rationality
D2

Risk / Uncertainty/Ambiguity
Other‐regarding Preferences
D3

10:35 AM – 11:00 AM

Coffee BreakHall des Patios

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Plenary Session: Prof. Simon GaechterGrand Amphi

12:00 PM – 12:45 PM

ASFEE General AssemblyGrand Amphi

12:45 PM – 2:00 PM

Lunch

Hall des Patios

2:00 PM – 3:35 PM
Public Goods /Emotions
D102

3:35 PM – 4:00 PM

Parallel sessions
Behavioral political
Economy and LawD103

Labor and Workplace
discrimination /Gender studies
D2Coffee Break

4:00 PM – 5:10 PM
Parallel sessions
Environment and Common
Public Policies and Taxation /Pool Resources
Peer Effects and Team Work
D102
D103

Choice and Decision

D3

Hall des Patios

Public Policies and Taxation
D2

JUNE 9DETAILED PROGRAM

8:30 AM – 9:15 AM
Registration & coffee

Hall des Patios

9:15 AM – 9:45 AM
Opening Session

Grand Amphi

Jean‐Michel Blanquer, Dean of ESSEC Business School
Vincenzo Esposito Vinzi, Dean for Faculty, ESSECBusiness School
9:45 AM – 10:45 AM
Plenary Session

Grand AmphiRachel Croson, Dean, College of Business, Universityof Texas at Arlington« Experimental Economics Imperialism »10:45 AM – 11:15 AM
Coffee breakHall des Patios

Behavioral Finance/Coordination GamesD103

Experimental evidence on bank runs under a partial
deposit insurance – Oana Peia, ESSEC Business School,
University of Cergy‐Pontoise(Coauthor: Radu Vranceanu)
The effects of short selling and borrowing on traders'
expectations and market outcomes ‐ SébastienDuchêne, GREDEG, University of Nice Sophia Antipolis(Coauthors: Nobuyuki Hanaki, Eric Guerci, CharlesNoussair)
Financial literacy and bank runs: an experimental
analysis ‐ Vittorio Larocca, ESSEC Business School(Coauthors : Eloisa Campioni, Loredana Mirra, LucaPanaccione)
Overcoming coordination failure in a critical mass
game: strategic motives and action disclosure ‐ Aidas
Masiliunas, GREQAM, University of Aix‐Marseille

11:15 AM – 12:50 PM
Parallel sessions
Public Goods

Choice and Decision
D102

Not All Income is the Same to Everyone: Cognitive
Ability and the House Money Effect in Public Goods
Games ‐ Julian Hackinger, Technical University ofMunich
Personality and inequality in public goods: Anexperimental study ‐ Bereket Kebede, School ofInternational Development, University of East Anglia(Coauthors: Nicole Gross‐Camp, Adrian Martin, Shawn
Mcguire, Joseph Munyarukaza)
Bribery and cooperation within a centralized
sanctioning system ‐ Justin Buffat, University ofCologne(Coauthor: Julien Senn)
Antisocial punishment in second‐party and third‐party
cooperation games: Experimental evidence from asmall‐scale society of Papua New Guinea ‐ Andreas
Pondorfer, Kiel Institute for the World Economy(Coauthors: Gianluca Grimalda, David Tracer)

D3

Is there a social multiplier? Measuring the impact ofsocial norms on policy interventions about foodconsumption ‐ Paolo Crosetto, INRA, GAEL, Universityof Grenoble(Coauthor: Laurent Muller)
How Do Near‐Miss Events Affect Inventory Decisions
Under High Stockout Costs? A Behavioral Study ‐ Jose
Benedicto Duhaylongsod , ESSEC Business School(Coauthors: Felix Papier, Ayse Onculer)
The nudge approach as a way to improve web opinion
polls quality through an increase in the number of e‐
mail addresses collected ‐ Matthieu Plonquet, Centred'Economie de la Sorbonne(Coauthor: Etienne Bressoud)Measuring source‐dependence, utility, loss aversion
and event weighting for life duration ‐ Olivier
L'Haridon, CREM, University of Rennes 1(Coauthors: Han Bleichrodt, Arthur Attema)JUNE 9DETAILED PROGRAM
Cognition and Bounded Rationality

12:50 PM – 2:00 PMLunch

Hall des patios

2:00 PM – 3:35 PM
Parallel sessions
Information and Communication

D102

Do the right thing: But for how long? ‐ Rustam
Romaniuc, Laboratoire d'Anthropologie
Expérimentale, University of Lille(Coauthors: Cécile Bazart, Julie Rosaz)Compromise and Attraction Effects in Bargaining ‐Fabio Galeotti, GATE Lyon Saint‐Étienne(Coauthors: Maria Montero, Anders Poulsen)
Good News and Bad News are Still News:Experimental Evidence on Belief Updating ‐ AlexanderCoutts, Nova School of Business and Economics

D2

Memory vs mental picture: Can learning be quantum ?
An experimental study ‐ Ismaël Rafaï, GREDEG,
University of Nice Sophia Antipolis(Coauthors: Sébastien Duchêne, Eric Guerci, Ariane
Lambert‐Mogiliansky, Fabien Mathy)
Can we learn in the absence of external feedback? ‐Marine Hainguerlot, University Paris 1, Panthéon‐
Sorbonne(Coauthors: Jean‐ Christophe Vergnaud, Vincent De
Gardelle, Thibault Gajdos)
The empirical content of dominance solvability ‐ Adam
Zylbersztejn, GATE Lyon Saint‐Etienne(Coauthors: Nicolas Jacquemet, Nobuyuki Hanaki,Stéphane Luchini)

In‐play communication within team ‐ Ludivine Martin,
Luxembourg Institute of Socio‐Economic Research,CREM, University of Rennes 1(Coauthors: Julie Rosaz, Angela Sutan)

Individual Reinforcement Learning in the context of asearch task: An experimental perspective ‐ Imen
Bouhlel, GREDEG, Institut Supérieur d'Économie etManagement (ISEM), University of Nice‐Sophia
Antipolis(Coauthors: Agnès Festré, Eric Guerci, CorradoLagazio)

Peer Effects and Team Work

Other‐regarding Preferences

D103

Piece rate vs. team rewards in interdependent tasks:
Evidence from a real‐effort experiment ‐ Julien Senn,
University of Zurich(Coauthor: Lorenz Goette)
Choking Meets the Labor Market: Do High‐Powered
Incentives Harm Performance? ‐ Rosario Macera,
Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile
Social influence in gain, loss and mixed domain ‐ May
Attallah, CREM, University of Rennes 1
On Peer Effects: Contagion of Pro‐ and Anti‐Social
Behavior in Charitable Giving and the Role of Social
Identity ‐ Eugen Dimant, University of Pennsylvania,
Behavioral Ethics Lab & PPE, Harvard University,
Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics

D3

Individual preferences across contexts ‐ Hande Erkut,
Maastricht University
Competitive selection crowds in non‐altruistic trustors‐ Marc Willinger, LAMETA, University of Montpellier
Do (un)Ethical Activities and Choices in Moral
Dilemmas Obey the Law of Demand? ‐ David Masclet,
CNRS‐CREM, University of Rennes 1(Coauthor: David Dickinson)
Social preferences or strategic considerations: Meta‐
analyses on the ultimatum and dictator games ‐ Jean‐
Christian Tisserand, CRESE, University of Besançon(Coauthors: François Cochard, Julie Le Gallo)

3:35 PM – 4:00 PMCoffee BreakHall des Patios

JUNE 9DETAILED PROGRAM
Neuroeconomics
Auctions and Markets

4:00 PM – 5:35 PM
Parallel sessions
Gender Studies
Choice and Decision

D102

Spatial Competition with Demand Uncertainty: ALaboratory Experiment ‐ Aurélie Bonein, CREM,
University of Rennes 1(Coauthor: Stéphane Turolla)
Linear vs. non linear pricing: how does tariffcomplexity impact individual perceptions? Evidence
from the lab ‐ Anca Mihut, GATE Lyon Saint‐Etienne(Coauthors: Stéphane Robin, Carine Staropoli, ValérieLesgards)
Getting to the Top: affirmative actions in multi‐stage
tournaments – Valeria Maggian, GATE Lyon Saint‐Étienne(Coauthors: Antonio Nicolò, Natalia Montinari)

Lies / Deception / Cheating /Cooperation

Are Compact Cities Really Greener? A Laboratory
Experiment ‐ Laurent Denant‐Boèmont, CREM ,University of Rennes 1(Coauthor: Carl Gaigné)
Endogenous Reference Price Auctions for a Diverse Setof Commodities: An Experimental Analysis ‐ Olivier
Armantier, Federal Reserve Bank of New York(Coauthor: Charlie Holt)
Cheap Talk Evaluations in Contract Design ‐ Quazi
Shahriar, San Diego State University“Pricebo” in the field? ‐ Expectation‐dependent
preferences among cocaine users ‐ Fabrice Le Lec,
University Paris 1 Panthéon‐Sorbonne(Coauthor: Christian Ben Lakhdar)

Collective Decision Making
Intertemporal Decision
D103

Strategic Information Transmission with Uncertainty:
An Experiment ‐ Robert Hoffmann, Royal Melbourne
Institute of Technology
Deterrence and the Timing of Punishment – AnExperimental Assessment ‐ Eugen Dimant, Harvard
University, Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics,
University of Pennsylvania(Coauthors: Johannes Buckenmaier, Ann‐ChristiPosten, Ulrich Schmidt)
Testing fare evasion in the lab: the moral cost ofdishonesty ‐ Zhixin Dai, CNRS, GATE Lyon Saint‐Etienne(Coauthors: Fabio Galeotti, Marie‐Claire Villeval)
How Do Asymmetric Outside Options Influence
Behavior in Ultimatum Bargaining? A SystematicExperimental Analysis ‐ Heike Hennig‐Schmidt, Bonn
University and Oslo University

D2

D3

Democracy for polarized committees:The tale of
Blotto's lieutenants ‐ Antonin Macé, Aix‐Marseille
School of Economics(Coauthors: Alessandra Casella, Jean‐François Laslier)
When Two Negatives Make an Intertemporal Choice
Positive ‐ AyseÖnçüler, ESSEC Business School(Coauthors: Yuanyuan Liu, Timothy Heath)Escape Poverty Trap with Trust? An Experimental
Study ‐ Vivian Lei, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee(Coauthors: Kenneth Chan, Filip Vesely)
6:30 PMBus Transfer from ESSEC to Auvers‐sur‐OiseBus leaves at 6:30 PM from ESSEC Parvis.

7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Gala Dinner2015 Best Paper Award

Château d’Auvers/Oise

10:00 PMBus Transfer from Auvers‐sur‐Oise to ESSECJUNE 10DETAILED PROGRAM
Other‐regarding Preferences
Risk / Uncertainty / Ambiguity

9:00 AM – 10:35 AM

D3Parallel Sessions
Cooperation
Miscellaneous

D103

Sustaining Cooperation: A Comparative Evaluation ofCooperative Preferences, Peer Pressure and Formal
Punishment ‐ Till Weber, University of Nottingham(Coauthors: Simon Gächter, Ori Weisel)
Public goods provision and solidarity: Does voice
matter? ‐ Rustam Romaniuc, Laboratoired'Anthropologie Expérimentale , Lille CatholicUniversity(Coauthors: Gregory Deangelo, Dimitri Dubois, Bryan
Mccannon)Risk, Ambiguity, and Diversification ‐ Santiago Sautua,
Universidad del Rosario, Department of Economics
Precise versus imprecise datasets: revisiting ambiguity
attitudes in the Ellsberg paradox ‐ Roxane Bricet,THEMA, University of Cergy‐Pontoise
Risk taking and competition: a reverse causality
investigation ‐ Antonio Filippin, University of Milan,IZA(Coauthor: Francesca Gioia)
How Does Reciprocity Fare With A Long Time Delay? ‐Nickolas Gagnon, Maastricht University(Coauthor: Charles Noussair)

Voluntary Separation as a Sanctioning Device for
Eternal Cooperation? Reconciling Theory and Evidence‐ Filip Vesely, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee(Coauthors: Vivian Lei, Chun‐Lei Yang)

10:35 AM – 11:00 AM

Disentangling commitment from social coordination ina voting experiment ‐ Antoine Malezieux, BETA,University of Strasbourg

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Cognition and Bounded Rationality

Simon Gaechter, University of Nottingham

D2

Self‐confidence and unraveling in matching markets ‐Marie‐Pierre Dargnies, Dauphine, Recherches enManagement Finance(Coauthors: Dorothea Kuebler, Rustamdjan Hakimov)

Coffee BreakPlenary Session

Hall des Patios

Grand Amphi«Measuring the impact of Social Relationships: The
value of “Oneness”»

12:00 PM – 12:45 PM
Attention and awareness as a source of preference
reversals: a model and eye‐traking experiment‐ Eli
Spiegelman, Tilburg University(Coauthor: Raul Lopez‐Perez)

ASFEE General AssemblyGrand Amphi

12:45 PM – 2:00 PM
Status, Risk, and Catching Up ‐ Pallab Mozumder,
Florida International University
Game‐theoretical and monetary payoffs in laboratory
experiments ‐ Robert Veszteg, Waseda University(Coauthor: Yukihiko Funaki)

LunchHall des Patios

JUNE 10DETAILED PROGRAM

2:00 PM – 3:35 PM

Labor and Workplace Discrimination /Gender Studies
D2

Parallel sessions
Public Goods
Emotions

D102

Leadership Effectiveness: Communication,
Transparency, and Skin‐in‐the‐Game ‐ Béatrice Boulu‐
Reshef, University Paris 1 Panthéon‐Sorbonne(Coauthor: Jeremy Hutchison‐Krupat)
Impact of Incentives and Motivation on Attention
Allocation, an Experimental Study ‐ Mira Toumi,GREDEG, University of Nice Sophia‐Antipolis(Coauthor: Ismaël Rafaï)Persistence of the effects of monetary and non‐monetary incentives: an experimental approach ‐Benjamin Ouvrard, BETA, University of Strasbourg
Effects of objective and perceived comfort on travel
mode choice ‐ Hélène Bouscasse, LAET
(Coauthor: Patrick Bonnel)

Behavioral Political Economy and Law D103
Risk, Ambiguity and Efficient Liability Rules: Evidence
from a Laboratory Experiment ‐ Nicolas Lampach,BETA, University of Strasbourg(Coauthors: Kene Boun My, Sandrine Spaeter)
Legal spillovers in time and space: an experimental
approach ‐ Nicolas Jacquemet, Paris School ofEconomics(Coauthors: Roberto Galbiati, Emeric Henry)
Trust me, I Have a Conflict of Interest! Testing theefficacy of disclosure in retail investment advice ‐Geneviève Helleringer, Essec Business School / IECL,
Oxford University
Persistence of power: repeated multilateralbargaining‐ Chloe Tergiman, The Pennsylvania StateUniversity, Smeal College of Business(Coauthors: Marina Agranov, Christopher Cotton)

The costs of discrimination – Emmanuel Peterle,CRESE, University of Franche‐Comté(Coauthors: David Dickinson, David Masclet)
Reducing gender biases in performance evaluations byspreading results of past research ‐ Anne Boring,OFCE, Sciences Po, Paris(Coauthor: Arnaud Philippe)
The Impact of Relative Performance Feedback on
Confidence Beliefs, Performance and Preferences
across Dissimilar Domains ‐ Zahra Murad, Universityof Surrey(Coauthor: Lingbo Huang)
Gender effect and psychological traits analysis in adouble sequential dictator game, Eric Guerci, GREDEG,
Institut Supérieur d'Économie et Management (ISEM),
University of Nice‐Sophia Antipolis(Coauthor: Sylvie Thoron)

Choice and Decision

D3

Strategic Behavior: A key to Understand How Cheap
Talk Works ‐ Laurent Muller, GAEL, University ofGrenoble(Coauthors: Stéphane Bergeron, Maurice Doyon)
Myopic punishment ‐ Rémi Gaultier, LAMETA,
University of Montpellier(Coauthor: Marc Willinger)
The formation of partnerships in social networks ‐Stéphane Robin, GATE Lyon Saint‐Etienne(Coauthors: Francis Bloch, Bhaskar Dutta, Min Zhu)
Does Rawls' ‘Original Position' Induce Fairness?
Experimental Findings on Selection Criteria in a
Discrete Nash Demand Game Played from Behind the‘Veil of Ignorance' ‐ Sumit Sarkar, XLRI ‐ Xavier Schoolof Management(Coauthor: Soumyakanti Chakraborty)

JUNE 10DETAILED PROGRAM
Public Policies / Taxation

3:35 PM – 4:00 PMCoffee BreakHall des Patios

4:00 PM – 5:10 PM
Parallel sessions
Environment and Common Pool Resources

D102

Environmental labelling and consumption changes: A
food choice experiment ‐ Laurent Muller, GAEL,
University of Grenoble(Coauthors: Anne Lacroix, Bernard Ruffieux)
An Experimental Study of a Common Property
Renewable Resource Game in Continuous Time ‐ Dina
Tasneem, American University of Sharjah(Coauthors: Jim Engle‐Warnick , Hassan Benchekroun)
Sharing liability under insolvency: an experiment ‐ Eve‐Angeline Lambert, BETA, University of Lorraine(Coauthors: Julien Jacob, Serge Garcia)

Peer Effects and Team Work
Public Policies / Taxation

D103

Endogenous Crackdowns: Theory and Experimental
Evidence ‐ Zhixin Dai, GATE Lyon Saint‐Etienne
Tax Evasion and Institutions: An Experiment on theRole of Principal Witness Regulations‐ Eugen Dimant,
University of Pennsylvania, Behavioral Ethics Lab &PPE, Harvard University, Edmond J. Safra Center forEthics(Coauthors: Johannes Buckenmaier, Luigi Mittone)
No more extra miles: experimental evidence on thecritical role of time autonomy for processes ofinnovation and production‐ Benjamin Bajmel,
University of Freiburg(Coauthor: Stephan Lengsfeld)

D2

The influence of tax morality and others' income
reporting behaviour on tax evasion: An experimental
study ‐ Nathalie Etchart‐Vincent, CNRS & Centred'économie de la Sorbonne(Coauthor: Emmanuelle Taugourdeau)
The Effects of Policy Pledges on Voting Decisions
Based on Income Groups : An Experimental Analysis onVote Buying ‐ Ceren Ay, Istanbul University
Department of Public Finance(Coauthor: Bilge Ozturk Goktuna)
Preferences for Redistribution in the US, Italy,
Germany, Norway: An Experimental Comparative
Study ‐ Gianluca Grimalda, Kiel Institute for the World
Economy(Coauthors: Francesco Farina, Ulrich Schmidt)

Organizing Committee
Delphine Dubart (ESSEC Business School)
Arnaud Lefranc (THEMA, University of Cergy‐Pontoise)
Ayse Önçüler (Essec Business School)
Angela Sutan (LESSAC, ESC Dijon)
Radu Vranceanu (THEMA, ESSEC Business School)

Websites
ESSEC Experimental Lab
http://behavioralresearchlab.essec.eduESSEC Research Center
http://www.essec.edu/en/pages/faculty‐and‐research/3/
Thema
http://thema.u‐cergy.fr
Labex
http://labex‐mme‐dii.u‐cergy.fr

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