Success breeds success! An early success in a competitive environment boosts later performances. Experiments identify a likely factor: self-confidence. People learn about their own strength from an early success & raise their game afterwards. By @ambdesc@ChangxiaK & @page_eco
@LeConcurrential I highly recommend the podcast "People I (mostly) admire" from Freakonomics radio, where he was invited for the very first episode. Available on all good streaming platforms ;-)
Our latest event, ‘How can the DMA boost value creation in Europe’s #digital economy?’, will be conducted in French on 30 June from 09.00–10.30 CEST.
The panellists include @PascaleDechamps, @hisaac25, @LeConcurrential and @morgane_tayl.
Register here: https://t.co/ItarnR84zc
@adelaigue@Treich13 Voir également le papier de @GauriotRomain, @page_eco et Wooders, qui exploite une base de données plus importante que Walker et Wooders.
https://t.co/WnPEDNS2JO
Glad to see our optimal stopping paper accepted in Experimental Economics. The result of a great collaboration with @ambdesc and @page_eco. Thread below for details.
You are likely to spend:
- Too much time thinking about small decisions, like which pen to buy.
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- Not enough time thinking about big decisions, like which house to buy.
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But you likely learn from experience.
Just accepted @ Experim. Econ. 1/
https://t.co/SnlT8FOnHu
@page_eco The "aggregation of marginal gains" is a powerful concept in cycling, and at he heart of team Sky's strategies successful back in the early 2010s. Strongly advise Chris Froome's autobiography to get insights into this!