GENERAL PLANNING

PROGRAM OF THE
12th CONFERENCE OF
ASFEE
Lyon, France, June 30-July 01, 2022

ORGANIZED BY GATE
(Groupe d’Analyse et de Théorie Economique)12th International Conference of the French Association ofExperimental Economics
Lyon, 30th June - 1st July 2022

PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Conference venue:
Université Lumière Lyon 2
Palais Hirsch and Belenos building
18, quai Claude Bernard
69007 Lyon.
Access:- From Lyon Part-Dieu station:
Go out of the station (Porte Rhône) and takethe tramway T1 (Direction IUT Feyssine) andget off at “Quai Claude Bernard” (around 15
minutes)- From Lyon Perrache station:
Take the tramway T1 (Direction IUT Feyssine)and get off at “Quai Claude Bernard” (around
5 minutes)
Welcome reception (June 29, 6:00 PM):
Salle de réception of le Palais Hirsch

Contact:
asfee2022@gate.cnrs.fr
ASFEE conference information:
https://asfee2022.sciencesconf.org
Gala dinner (June 30, 8:00 PM):La Maison restaurant
4, rue Jonas Salk
69007 Lyon.

Map of the location of the Conference:

Auditorium (welcome desk, coffee breaks) / Grand Amphithéâtre (keynote lectures) / Salle de réception(posters & Lunches) / Salle des colloques (6th parallel session room) / Salon Lirondelle (locker room).

12th International Conference of the French Association ofExperimental Economics
Lyon, 30th June - 1st July 2022

GENERAL PROGRAM
THURSDAY JUNE 30
8:30 AM – 9:20 AM		

Registration & Breakfast		

Auditorium

9:20 AM – 9:30 AM		Opening speech			Grand Amphithéâtre

9:30 AM – 11:00 PM		

Parallel sessions

Cognitive biases

Morality 1

Room BEL.015

Room BEL.016

Experimental
methods 1

11:00 PM – 11:10 AM		Socialpreferences 1

Nudges 1

Room BEL.019

AI & algorithms

Room BEL.023

Room BEL.020

Coffee break				

Salle des colloques

Auditorium

11:10 AM – 12:25 PM		

Keynote lecture			 Grand Amphithéâtre
					Nobuyuki Hanaki (Osaka University)
12:25 PM – 12:45 PM		

Teaser session for posters

Grand Amphithéâtre

12:45 PM – 2:00 PM		

Lunch & Posters 			

Salle de réception

2:00 PM – 3:30 PM		

Parallel sessions

Information 1

Cooperation

Fairness

Room BEL.015

Room BEL.016

Room BEL.019

Socialpreferences 2
Room BEL.020

3:30 PM – 3:50 PM		

Coffee break & Posters		

3:50 PM – 5:00 PM		

Parallel sessions

Incentives
Room BEL.023

Bargaining

Markets

Emotions 1

Morality 2

Room BEL.015

Room BEL.016

Room BEL.019

Room BEL.020

Room BEL.023

Coffee break & Posters		

5:20 PM – 6:30 PM		

Parallel sessions

Experimental
macro
Room BEL.015

Decision under
uncertainty 2
Room BEL.016

8:00 PM				

Experimental
methods 2
Room BEL.019

Grand Amphithéâtre

Auditiorium & Salle de réception

Communication 1

5:00 PM – 5:20 PM		

Session in honor of
C. Montmarquette

Decision under
uncertainty 1

Salle des colloques

Auditiorium & Salle de réception

Intertemporaldecision making
Room BEL.020

Gala Dinner & Party			VotingBeliefs 1

Room BEL.023

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GENERAL PROGRAMFRIDAY JULY 01
8:45 AM – 9:30 AM		

Breakfast & Posters 		

9:30 AM – 11:00 PM		

Parallel sessions

Communication 2

Nudges 2

GenderRoom BEL.015

Room BEL.016

Room BEL.019

11:00 PM – 11:10 AM		

Team/groupdecisionsAuditorium & Salle de réception

Emotions 2

Social preferences 3

Room BEL.020

Room BEL.023

Salle des colloques

Coffee break				

Auditorium

11:10 AM – 12:25 PM		

Keynote lecture			 Grand Amphithéâtre
					Gary Charness (University of California at Santa Barbara)
12:25 PM – 1:00 PM		

Lunch & posters 			

Auditorium & Salle de réception

1:00 PM – 1:45 PM		ASFEE General AssemblyGrand Amphithéâtre

1:45PM - 2:00 PM 		

Annoucement ASFEE prize

Grand Amphithéâtre

2:00 PM – 3:30 PM		

Parallel sessions

Decision under
uncertainty 3
Room BEL.015

Information 2

Public goods

COVID-19

Beliefs 2

Room BEL.016

Room BEL.019

Room BEL.020

Room BEL.023

3:30 PM – 3:45 PM		

Coffee break				

3:45 PM – 5:15 PM		

Parallel sessions

Decision under
uncertainty 4
Room BEL.015

Auditorium

Environment

Morality 3

Consumer decision

Social preferences 4

Room BEL.016

Room BEL.019

Room BEL.020

Room BEL.023

University Lyon 2,
conference venue

12th International Conference of the French Association ofExperimental Economics
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POSTER SESSION
Speaker

Affiliation

Danièle Fares & Noémie Bobin Montpellier University

Title of the project
Seeking solutions to the myopic loss aversion bias
through frequency of access to information andadviceDiscrimination under public observability:
can transparency lead to a fair hiring process?

Huaiping Yuan

University of Amsterdam

Itzhak Rasooly

University of Oxford

The shape of social norms

Jhonatan Saldana

Sorbonne Paris North University

Extortion and do-no-harm principle in anegative ultimatum bargaining game

Leon Houf

Heidelberg University

Decomposing in-group favouritism and outgroup hostility

Liying Zhang

Erasmus University Rotterdam

Magalie Duarte

Burgundy School of Business

Maria Erazo Diaz

GATE Lyon-St-Etienne

Moumita Deb

University of Birmingham

Effective altruism, social image and p2p apps

Nakin Luangnual

Burgundy School of Business

Experimental investigation of framing effect andstatus quo bias on bidding patterns in contests

Niklas Maximilian Witzig

Johannes Gutenberg University
Mainz

Cognitive imprecision and social preferences

Paul-Emile Mangin

University of Portsmouth

Qingyi Wang

University of Michigan

Quentin Cavalan

Paris School of Economics

Suvarna Pande

University of East Anglia

Vincent Teixeira

Université de Lorraine

Courts resolution and predictive justice

Yang Zhong

University of Amsterdam

Working under distractions

The effect of advising others on own subsequent choice of food
Exploring how artificial intelligence candisturb cooperation in complex decisionmaking situations: a contribution of experimental tools to information systems management in the public sector
Expectations models in asset markets: aneye-tracking experiment

Political risk aversion an experiment on elections and decision-making under risk
Affective polarization and social identity:
preference-based or belief-based?
The role of second order performance beliefs on self-relevant information acquisition
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THURSDAY JUNE 30
8:30 AM – 9:20 AM
Registration & Breakfast

Auditorium

9:20 AM – 9:30 AM
Opening speech

Grand Amphithéâtre

Room BEL.015

Chair: Nathalie Roemer• Context-dependent perceptions anddecision making
Keyu Wu, University of Zurich• Elementary, my dear Wason! An
experiment on the role of confirmation bias
in markets for credence goods
Maxime Perodaud, GREDEG Université Côted’Azur• Narrow Bracketing in Work Choices
Marc Kaufmann, Central European University• Why are you the best? An experimental
analysis of the effect of self-promotion ongender bias
Nathalie Roemer, Leibniz University of
Hannover (LUH)

Morality 1				

• Group dishonesty: incentives and beliefs
Eugenio Verrina, GATE Lyon-St-Etienne

Experimental methods 1

Room BEL.019

Chair: Alice Solda

9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Cognitive biases			

• Social Preferences and the Transmission of
Narratives
Marie Claire Villeval, GATE Lyon-St-Etienne

Room BEL.016

Chair: Eugenio Verrina• Gender Identity and Competitive Behavior- a Virtual Reality Experiment
Nina Rapoport, Paris School of Economics• Truth-telling and wishful thinking
Jan Biermann, University of Hamburg• Analyzing the impact of strategic behavior
in an evolutionary learning model using a
Genetic Algorithm
Vinicius Ferraz, Alfred-Weber-Institute• Estimating the effect on happiness throughquestion randomization: An application toblood donation
Giacomo Degli Antoni, University of Parma• Explaining the heterogeneity between
risk and ambiguity aversion relationships : ameta-analysis
Chris Ouangraoua, GREDEG Université Côted’Azur• Centralized versus decentralized
enforcement mechanisms under imperfectmonitoring: Impacts on compliance in a
public good game
Alice Solda, Ghent University

Nudges 1				Room BEL.020

Chair: Nives Della Valle• Killing two birds with one stone?
Experimental evidence of the behaviouralspillover effects of social norm nudges
promoting low-carbon food choices
Julien Picard, Grantham ResearchInstitute on Climate Change and theEnvironment

12th International Conference of the French Association ofExperimental Economics
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THURSDAY JUNE 30• Norm from the top: a social norm nudge
to promote low-practiced behaviors withoutboomerang effect
Alix Rouillé, ENS de Cachan• When to get that extra paycheck?
Evaluation of a de-nudge policy
Leon Houf, Universität Heidelberg• Promoting energy sufficiency while
addressing energy poverty
Nives Della Valle, European
Commission - Joint Research Centre

Social preferences 1		

Room BEL.023
Chair: Roberto Hernan Gonzalez• Inequality Externality Beliefs andRedistributive Preferences
Max Lobeck, University of Konstanz• Blockchain-based data sharing system: anexperimental analysis of behavioural features
affecting inter-organisational cooperation
Marta Ballatore, GREDEG Université Côted’Azur• Human decision-making in the presence ofalgorithm adviser
Mathieu Chevrier, GREDEG Université Côted’Azur• Inventory Management with Carryoverin a Laboratory Setting: Going Beyond theNewsvendor Paradigm
Béatrice Boulu-Reshef, University of Orléans

11:00 AM - 11:10 AM
Coffee break			

Auditorium• Intertemporal Social Preferences
Marcello Negrini, Paris School of Economics

11:10 AM - 12:25 PM• Mind the framing, when studying social
preferences in the domain of losses!
Miloš Fišar, Vienna University of Economics
and Business, Masaryk University

Nobuyuki Hanaki (Osaka University)		

• Demand for Institutions and Opportunistic
Behavior: Experimental Evidence
Roberto Hernan Gonzalez, Burgundy Schoolof Business

AI & algorithms		

Salle des colloques
Chair: Béatrice Boulu-Reshef• In algorithms we trust - once we learned tounderstand them?
Johannes Walter, ZEW - Leibniz Centre forEuropean Economic Research

Keynote lecture		Grand Amphithéâtre

12:25 PM - 12:45 PM

Teaser session for posters Grand Amphithéâtre

12:45 PM - 2:00 PM
Lunch & Posters		

Salle de réception

2:00 PM -3:30 PM
Information 1			Room BEL.015

Chair: Noémi Berlin• Experiments in Information Acquisition
and Voting
Moumita Deb, University of Birmingham

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THURSDAY JUNE 30• Unintended consequences of corruption
indices: an experimental approach
Philipp Chapkovski, WZB, Berlin• The Persistent Effect of Biased Narratives
Sili Zhang, University of ZurichValue• Information and cooperation: An
Experiment on sorting behaviour
Noémi Berlin, EconomiX

Cooperation			

Room BEL.016

Chair: Marco Faillo• Do labor market institutions modify
the link between job insecurity and social
cohesion? an experimental study
Hélène Couprie, Aix-Marseille Univiversity• The enemy of my enemy: Competitive
framing in repeated prisoner’s dilemmas
Sara Gil Gallen, Université Côte d’Azur• Norms, Inequality and Strategy of
Cooperation: an Online Indefinite RepeatedExperiment
Boris Wieczorek, GAEL Grenoble• Cash posters in the lab: an experiment on
horizontal and vertical reciprocity
Marco Faillo, University of Trento

Fairness				Room BEL.019
Chair: Zahra Murad• Experimental Investigation of Stationary
Equilibria in the Context of an Inspection
Game
Vinicius Ferraz, Alfred-Weber-Institute• Continuous Versus Discrete Time in
Dynamic Common Pool Resource Game
Experiments
Murielle Djiguemde, Université deMontpellier• Choice and fairness: The salience of choice
reduces rich people’s contributions to public
goods
Arjun Sengupta, Nottingham University
Business School• Moral wiggle room and discrimination
Zahra Murad, University of Portsmouth

Social preferences 2		

Room BEL.020

Chair: Eli Spiegelman• Non-isolation and Social Preference
Keaton Ellis, University of Maryland, College
Park• On the determinants of altruistic
behaviour in a risky and ambiguous contexts
Vincent Théroude, IÉSEG School Of
Management• Opting in to dictator games: The effect ofvoluntary vulnerability on dictator giving
Diya Abraham, Vienna University of
Economics and Business, Masaryk University• Reciprocal, but inequity averse as well?
Mixed motives for punishment and reward
Eli Spiegelman, Burgundy School of Business

Incentives				

Room BEL.023

Chair: Eldar Dadon• Incentive Mechanism Design for
Responsible Data Governance: A Field
Experiment
Christina Timko, Ruhr-University Bochum• Mean, Kind, or Monetary: Does Feedback
Form Matter?
Dina Rabie, Nottingham Business
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THURSDAY JUNE 30• Synergies of interventions to tackle climatechangeMarius Alt, European Commission-Joint
Research Center• Goodhart’s law in the labor market
Eldar Dadon, Ben-Gurion University of the
Negev

Session in honor of C. Montmarquette
				Grand Amphithéâtre
Chair: Marie Claire Villeval• Cooperation with Claude
Claudia Keser, University of Goettingen• Do Real Stakes Always Matter?
Experimental Evidence on Social and AntiSocial Preferences
David Masclet, CREM
• Efficiency of education systems when
students have an imperfect knowledge of
their own ability: an experimental approach
Louis Lévy-Garboua, Centre d’économie de la
Sorbonne• What if compulsory insurance triggered
self-insurance? An experimental evidence
François Pannequin, Ecole Normale
Supérieure Paris-Saclay

3:30 PM - 3:50 PM

3:50 PM - 5:00 PM
Communication 1		

Room BEL.015

Chair: Despoina Alempaki• Managerial Leadership, Truth-Telling, andEfficient Coordination
Jordi- Brandts, Instituto de Analsis Economico(CSIC) and Barcelona School of Economics• Altruistic Vaccination
Avner Seror, Aix Marseille School of
Economics• Deceptive Communication
Despoina Alempaki, Warwick University

Bargaining				Room BEL.016
Chair: Rémi Suchon• Pitfalls of pay transparency: Evidence fromthe lab and the field
Katharina Brütt, University of Amsterdam• Two-part tariff, demand uncertainty andrisk sharing: From theory to experimental
evidence
Alexis Garapin, GAEL Grenoble• Conciliation in bargaining over losses
Rémi Suchon, Laboratoire d’Anthropologie
Expérimentale

Markets				
Coffee break & Posters
Chair: Radu Vranceanu
		Auditorium & Salle de réception

Room BEL.019• Nonspeculative Bubbles Revisited:
Speculation Does Matter
Yilong Xu, Utrecht University

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THURSDAY JUNE 30• Obfuscation in Competitive Markets
Keyu Wu, University of Zurich• Sovereign debt default and bond prices: anexperimental study
Radu Vranceanu, ESSEC Business School

Emotions 1			Room BEL.020

Chair: Nicolas Jacquemet• Inducing pride as a way of filling gender
gap in competitivenessAlla Kachur, Masaryk University• From intentions to actions: interventions
to encourage the adoption of sociallydesirable behaviour
Rim Rejeb, GAEL Grenoble• Moral behavior: a tale of two images
Nicolas Jacquemet, Paris School of Economics

Morality 2				

Room BEL.023

Chair: Nikos Nikiforakis• Can Asymmetric Incentives uproot
Collaborative Dishonesty?
Beatrice Braut, University of Turin• Impact of lying aversion and prosociality
on cheating
Daniel Parra, WZB Berlin Social Science
Center• Cooperation under the shadow of
inequality
Nikos Nikiforakis, NYU Abu Dhabi

Decision under uncertainty 1							 Salle des colloques
Chair: Brice Corgnet• Loss aversion is robust
Olivier L’Haridon, CREM
• Intrinsic Preferences for Autonomy
Holger Herz, University of Fribourg• On the appeal of complexity
Brice Corgnet, GATE Lyon-St-Etienne

5:00 PM - 5:20 PM

Coffee break & Posters		Auditorium & Salle de réception

5:20 PM - 6:30 PM
Experimental macro		

Room BEL.015

Chair: Camille Cornand• Measuring Inflation Expectations: How
Stable Are Density Forecasts?
Peter Duersch, Universität Mannheim• Credit Ratings and Investments: An
Experimental Study
Oana Peia, University College Dublin• Central bank’s stabilization andcommunication policies when firms havemotivated overconfidence in their own
information accuracy or processing
Camille Cornand, GATE Lyon-St-Etienne

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THURSDAY JUNE 30
Decision under uncertainty 2							
Room BEL.016
Chair: Georgia Buckle• The Needs of the Many, the Wealth of
the Few: How Responsibility Affects Risky
Decision-Making for Others
Wolfgang Luhan, University of Portsmouth• Ambiguity and charitable giving
Maria J. Montoya-Villalobos, Université Paris
Nanterre, EconomiX• Do as I Do: Paternalism and Preference
Differences in Decision Making for Others
Georgia Buckle, University of Portsmouth

Experimental methods 2							
Room BEL.019
Chair: Lina Maria Lozano• Lab vs Online: No Differences
Benjamin Prissé, Loyola Behavioral Lab• How to distinguish economic from moral
compensation in the rebound effect ? A
theoretical and experimental approach
Simon Mathex, Montpellier Supagro• Measuring Preferences for Competition
Lina Maria Lozano,New York University Abu
Dhabi

Intertemporal decision making							Room BEL.020
Chair: Maxime le Bihan• Flexible Microcredit: Effects on Loan
Repayment and Social Pressure
Anett John, University of Birmingham• Experimental evidence of future tense
marking on pro-environmental behavior
Manuel Suter, Institut für Organisation und
Personal Engehaldenstrasse, Bern
• Do job seekers (really) procrastinate?
Maxime le Bihan, GATE Lyon-St-Etienne

Voting				Room BEL.023

Chair: Enrique Fatas• Fake news and preference-consistentvoting during the 2022 French presidential
election
Laurence Vardaxoglou, Université Paris 1• The approval mechanism with delegation:
An experiment on CPR extractions
Gabriel Bayle, Centre dÉconomie del’Environnement• Do democracies fight like autocracies? A
causal analysis of political institutions andwar
Enrique Fatas, University of Pennsylvania

Beliefs 1			Salle des colloques

Chair: Charlotte Saucet• Repeated Sampling of Group Members
and Norm Perception
Thomas Karl Alfred Woiczyk, University of the
Balearic Islands• How does choice affect learning?
Gergely Hajdu, Vienna University of
Economics and Business• Motivated vs. Skeptical Beliefs
Charlotte Saucet, Université Paris 1

8:00 PM

Gala dinner & Party		12th International Conference of the French Association ofExperimental Economics
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FRIDAY JULY 01
8:45 AM – 9:30 AM

Breakfast & Posters		Auditorium & Salle de réception

9:30 AM -11:00 AM
Communication 2		

Room BEL.015

Chair: Liza Charroin• Optimal (mis-)coordination under
uncertainty: Testing information design inthe laboratory
Andreas Ziegler, University of Amsterdam• Pictures are worth many words:
Effectiveness of visual communication indispelling the rent-control misconception
Isabel Busom, Universitat Autonoma deBarcelona• Reducing the Shadow Economy with
Informational Cues: A Natural Field
Experiment with Firms in Latvia
Andris Saulitis, Stockholm School of
Economics in Riga
• Rumors in social networks - an online
experiment
Liza Charroin - Université Paris 1• Corpus Design for Studying Linguistic
Nudges in Human-Computer Spoken
Interactions
Serge Pajak, Université Paris-Saclay• Bad Nudge, Kids and Voice Assistants:
A Social Preferences lab-in-the-field
Experiment
Théo Marquis, Université Paris-Saclay• Can monetized carbon information
increase pro-environmental behavior?
Experimental evidence
Vanessa Schöller, University of Regensburg

Gender				Room BEL.019
Chair: Christiane Schwieren• Gender differences in the willingness tocompete against a standard
Maria Cubel, University of Bath• Backlash against Women in Competition
Jakob Moeller, Vienna University of
Economics and Business• Gendered Instructions and Economic
Behavior
Karoline Ströhlein, Karlsruhe Institute ofTechnology• Gender, dark traits, and leadership
emergence
Christiane Schwieren, Heidelberg University.

Nudges 2				Room BEL.016 Team/group decisions

Room BEL.020

Chair: Vanessa Schöller

Chair: Krista Saral• (Im)Moral suasion in collective action
problems: evidence from a long-term
experiment
Andrea Guido, Burgundy School of Business• Breaking the Silence - Group Discussions,Social Pressure, and the Adoption of HealthTechnologies
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FRIDAY JULY 01• Productive and destructive group contests:
An Experimental Investigation
Julie Rosaz, Burgundy School of Business• The role of leaders in the change of social
norms
Jona Krutaj, GATE Lyon-St-Etienne• Group decisions are more libertarian than
individual decisions
Felix Kölle, University of Cologne• The Impact of Artificial Intelligence andBehavioral Predictions on Economic andStrategic Decision Making
Christina Strobel, Hamburg University ofTechnology• Remote work and team productivity
Krista Saral, University of North Carolina at
Charlotte

Emotions 2			Room BEL.023

Chair: Joanna Rachubik• The performance effects of multiple
sources of stress: the case of math anxiety
Guillermo Mateu, Burgundy School ofBusiness• The role of Emotions in Social Preferences.
Comparing passive observers and active
decisionmakers
Wenxin Xiong, GREDEG Université Côted’Azur• Augmented Reality for environmental
fundraising: A laboratory study
Barbara Buljat, GREDEG Université Côted’Azur• Cognitive biases and emotions: A framing
experiment
Joanna Rachubik,University of Warsaw

Social preferences 3				 Salle des colloques
Chair: Julien Senn

• The effect of compassion fade on altruistic
behavior: Experimental evidence for a guilt
mitigation account
Ben Grodeck, Monash University• The Fundamental Properties, the Stability,
and the Predictive Power of Distributional
Preferences
Julien Senn, University of Zurich

11:00 AM - 11:10 AM
Coffee break		Salle de réception

11:10 AM - 12:25 PM
Keynote lecture		Grand Amphithéâtre

Gary Charness (University of California at
Santa Barbara)

12:25 PM – 1:00 PM		

Lunch & posters
			Auditorium & Salle de réception

1:00 PM – 1:45 PM		ASFEE General Assembly				Grand Amphithéâtre

1:45PM - 2:00 PM		Annoucement ASFEE prize				Grand Amphithéâtre

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FRIDAY JULY 01
Public goods			

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Decision under uncertainty 3					Room BEL.015

Room BEL.019

Chair: Fabrice Le Lec

Chair: Geoffrey Castillo• Opting-in and contribution to public goods:
the case of cooperative members
Angela Sutan, Burgundy School of Business• Craving for Money? Empirical Evidence
from the Laboratory and the Field
Elise Payzan-LeNestour, The University of
New South Wales• Measuring beliefs and ambiguity attitudes
in a public good game: an experimental
study
Nahed Eddai, GAEL Grenoble• Ambiguity apportionment: An experiment
Maria Erazo, GATE Lyon-St-Etienne• Public goods in network: are neighbours
contributions better to display?
Lucie Poinet, Nantes-Atlantique Economics
and Management Laboratory• Risk taking with externalities
Ludovica Orlandi, Nottingham Trent
University• The impact of lottery representation onrisk attitudes
Geoffrey Castillo, University of Vienna

Information 2			Room BEL.016

Chair: Benoît Tarroux• On the relationship between informationand individuals’ perception in affecting
income tax evasion
Ludovica Spinola, Ca’ Foscari University of
Venice• Path Dependencies and Innovation – AnExperimental Study
Rika Stoczek, Leibniz University of Hannover• Inattentive multi-attribute search:
Converging search towards the optimum
level and the moderating role of inattention
Imen Bouhlel, GREDEG Université Côte d’Azur
The effect of group deliberation on
distributive preferences: An experimental
studyBenoît Tarroux, GATE Lyon-St-Etienne• An experimental investigation of tax
competition
Fabrice Le Lec, University of Lille

COVID-19				

Room BEL.020

Chair: Eva Raiber• Face masks and social pressure
Roberto Rozzi, Ca’ Foscari University of
Venice• Mobile vaccination units substantially
increase COVID-19 vaccination uptake
Stefanie Schumacher, University of Bern
• Preferences After Pan(dem)ics: Time andrisk in the shadow of Covid-19
Xavier Gassmann, Burgundy School ofBusiness• Covid-related worries, cognitive
performance, and financial incentives:
Results from on Online Experiment
Eva Raiber, Aix-Marseille School of Economics

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Beliefs 2				Room BEL.023
Chair: Claire Rimbaud• The effects of confidence and mechanism
knowledge in the French college admission
mechanism
Renke Schmacker, Université de Lausanne• Trust in hiring algorithms: causal effectof beliefs about humans’ discrimination forworkers, and self-confidence for managers
Marie-Pierre Dargnies, Paris Dauphine
University• Eliciting beliefs when the distribution
matters: a horse race of elicitation interfaces
Paolo Crosetto, GAEL Grenoble• Norm provision and beliefs elicitation:
How do they interact?
Claire Rimbaud, Universität Innsbruck

3:30 PM - 3:45 PM
Coffee break 			

Auditorium

3:45 PM - 5:15 PM• Judicial Decision under Ambiguity andPredictive Justice
Sébastien Massoni, Bureau d’Économie
Théorique et Appliquée• Measuring strategic-uncertainty attitudes
Adam Zylbersztejn, GATE Lyon-St-Etienne

Environment			 Room BEL.016
Chair: Beatrice Roussillon• Correcting Misperceptions about the CO2Emissions Associated with Consumption
Taisuke Imai, LMU Munich• Environmental, nutritional, economic
and behavioral impact of six environmental
labelling systems: experimental evidence
Philippine de lattre, GAEL Grenoble• Who is Willing to Pay the Price for Clean
Air? Perceived Relative Income and Revealed
Preferences for Environmental Health
Tillmann Eymess, Heidelberg University• Intrinsic Motivation to Promote theDevelopment of Renewable Energy: A Field
Experiment from Household Demand
Béatrice Roussillon, GAEL Grenoble

Decision under uncertainty 4							
Room BEL.015 Morality 3				

Room BEL.019

Chair: Adam Zylbersztejn

Chair: Julien Benistant• Hedging Against Ambiguity - Experimental
Study
Sonia Mun, Université Panthéon-Sorbonne,• Individual Oath Swearing and Lying inGroup
Sorravich Kingsuwankul, GATE Lyon-StEtienne• Outcome bias and risk taking in a principal
agent setting
Moritz Loewenfeld, Toulouse School of
Economics• Would I lie for you? Experimental evidence
on dishonesty and social identity
Lerato Dixon, Nottingham Trent University

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Lyon, 30th June - 1st July 2022

FRIDAY JULY 01• Cheating responses to tax evasion
Andrea Martinangeli, Burgundy School ofBusiness• Competition, Information, and the Erosionof Morals
Julien Benistant, Institut des sciences
cognitives Marc Jeannerod

Consumer decision		

Room BEL.020

Chair: Sabrina Teyssier• Labels vs incentives: testing nutritional
policies in the laboratory
Paolo Crosetto, GAEL Grenoble• Local Energy for Sale: An Experimental
Analysis of Consumers’ Decision-Making in
Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading Platforms
Anna Rita Bennato, Loughborough University

Social preferences 4		

Room BEL.023

Chair: Fortuna Casoria• Self selection and the willingness to share
Katarína Čellárová, Masaryk University• Sharing Losses in Dictator and Ultimatum
Games: a Meta-Analysis
François Cochard, Université Bourgogne
Franche-Comté• Social Preferences under the Shadow of
the Future
Simone Quercia, University of Verona• Social distancing, trust and pro-sociality intimes of acute health crisis
Fortuna Casoria, Burgundy School ofBusiness.

• Preferences for meat substitute with plantbased proteins: an experiment with real
products consumption
Youenn Loheac, Rennes School of Business• Consumers Food Choices and the impact
of Constraints on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Sabrina Teyssier, GAEL Grenoble

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