Market experiments conducted at Purdue and published in the Journal of Political Economy nearly 60 years apart. @PurdueKrannert@JPolEcon https://t.co/abBam6Pkt9 (1/3)
Interview and story about our recent workshop & conference, including the origins of experimental economics at Purdue, by @EcScienceAssoc 1st president Vernon Smith.
https://t.co/MtJFBd9R0d
Join us in person on May 31, 2024, at the University of Stirling for "Designing Markets for a Sustainable Future: From Experiments to Behaviour." Keynotes by @Tim_Cason (Purdue) & Laura Smart (CMA). More info on registration & agenda: https://t.co/2IyRHqYYKD
Thanks to all our great former and current faculty and students for joining our conference to celebrate the renovation of the Vernon Smith experimental econ lab (including Vernon!). And our computational methods workshop attendees! What a great event @PurdueBusiness
Congratulations to Lata Gangadharan (who is not on twitter/X) for being selected as one of the 6 Monash Maureen Brunt Fellowship Scheme Professorial Fellows. @MonashBusiness@MonashUni
More details: https://t.co/PUGvkDpcVO via @YouTube
A wonderful opportunity here. @Tim_Cason and colleagues are constantly pushing the frontier of science. If they allow I would love to drive down and sit in myself to learn.
Workshop at Purdue in May for early career experimental economists! Your expenses are paid for, you learn new techniques and can present your research. Plus, you can stay on for our lab reopening conference celebration! https://t.co/44IuF4ftIp
Experimental Econ PhD students: have you ever wanted to estimate a structural model? Come learn about how to do it from me at The Learning, Computational and Bayesian Methods workshop at Purdue in May!
https://t.co/Ai5QQrsojt
It was our great pleasure to host Alisa, an amazing scholar! She is on the job market, too, and any sensible department should jump at the opportunity to add her to their team. She is a wonderful colleague! #econX
Goodbye & see you soon!
Sadly, my incredibly amazing visit to @PurdueBusiness has come to an end.
Thank you so much @Tim_Cason for hosting me! I am so glad that I had the chance to spend the last 3 months in the Midwest - with so many nice people & great experimental economists😊
My last paper from grad school is in press! Please check it out--thanks to good suggestions from reviewers and a lot more work, it has a significantly more detail than the BioRxiv version @ErikaHolzbaur@JCellBiol https://t.co/SMgxDtZNRm
Love to see my great colleagues like @RelihanLindsay cited in the @NYTimes.
“The number of downtown clothing stores fell 8 percent from late 2019 to late 2021, according to a study using transaction data from 70 million Chase Bank customers.” https://t.co/Juu4jjuoih
Environmental organizations create or make changes to 1000s of programs each year, but rarely do they deliberately design these innovations to learn about impacts or to test our implicit models of how the world works. We can do better. https://t.co/kBA9IJVSri
Congrats to @KirbyKNielsen and @JRehbeck for winning the 2023 Exeter Prize for Behavioural Economics for DOI: 10.1257/aer.20201550.
And pleased to see my @PurdueBusiness colleagues David Gill, @prowse_victoria and @mlkovach1 (in separate papers!) among the finalists!
We’re committed to providing a welcoming, inclusive community for our LGBTQ+ students, faculty, staff and alumni. Happy #PrideMonth, Boilermakers. 🏳️🌈🫶
Friends and #EconTwitter: I have started a petition to request the AEA to help pursue libel and threats on the EJMR. Please spread the word and sign if you are able. https://t.co/3jl6UjSrYS
Super proud of our @PurdueKrannert alum @AnyaSamek who delivered a fantastic opening keynote talk at the @EcScienceAssoc conference this morning—on the value of combining survey and experimental evidence
Do committees with more women make choices that are kinder to outsiders?
Yes, but the social preferences of group members, irrespective of gender, has more influence on decisions.
We also show that all genders believe women will make kinder choices than men. @JPubEcon 2/2
New paper on gender and (group) decision-making just published in Journal of Public Economics with Lata Gangadharan and Phil Grossman of @MonashUni@EcScienceAssoc @KrannertPURCE 1/2 https://t.co/mRqnhtZJGe
She continues an academic family tradition, with PhDs earned by her grandpa Neal Cason (physics), uncle Jeff Cason (poli sci) and dad Tim (econ). We could almost start our own college!
So proud of my brilliant daughter @sydneyecason who crushed it on her neuroscience PhD thesis defense at @PennNGG !! She is #PhDone and heading soon to her @Yale postdoc!