Berlin Behavioral Economics

Account of the Berlin Behavioral Economics (BBE) group. Tweeting about behavioral economics in Berlin and elsewhere. Part of the @BSE_Berlin.

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Hello Twitter! We are behavioral economists based in Berlin universities and research institutes. For more information about us: https://t.co/3pdA8ibQQC

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2 – Katharina Bruett (@KatharinaBrutt) from Vrije University Amsterdam (@VU_SBE) on "Far from free: How social proximity affects paternalism".

Steffen Altmann: https://t.co/fasuhcpOsl

Katharina Bruett: https://t.co/VA8ZVJEC3S

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Ending the summer semester BBE Seminar with two thought-provoking talks:

1 – Steffen Altmann from University of Würzburg (@Uni_WUE) on "Wage Expectations and Job Search".

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2 – Shani Cohen (@shani_cn) from Harvard University (@Harvard) on "What You Can't See: Contingent Thinking Failures in Dynamic Markets."

Thomas Buser: https://t.co/7t0cW5o9G0

Shani Cohen: https://t.co/Ub5A8x93qx

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Looking forward to two engaging talks at today’s BBE seminar:

1 – Thomas Buser (@ThomasBuser) from University of Amsterdam on "Economic preferences, personality, and voting."

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2 – Paula Onuchic from London School of Economics on "How do groups speak and how are they understood?".

Simone Haeckl: https://t.co/CYVMTpTR41

Paula Onuchic: https://t.co/tv02PKCtir

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The BBE seminar today — featuring insights from two researchers:

1 – Simone Haeckl from Stavanger Business School (@UniStavanger) on "Don't let your fruits rot: An experimental investigation of leadership training in a grocery store".

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A great talk awaits in today’s BBE seminar:

1 – Sevgi Yuksel (@Sevyuksel) from New York University (@nyuniversity) on "How complexity shapes information demand."

Sevgi Yuksel: https://t.co/lBsTR0wWsR

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2 – Ashley Wong (@ashleyywong) from Tilburg University (@TilburgU) on "Female Entrepreneurship and Professional Networks".

Jonathan Schulz: https://t.co/hD0rsU2roL

Ashley Wong: https://t.co/dO4KrSbTU5

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Join us for today’s BBE seminar, featuring two insightful presentations:

1 – Jonathan Schulz  (@JF_Schulz) from George Mason University (@GeorgeMasonU) on "The Medieval Church, Diverse Networks and Innovation".

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2 – Robert Dur from Erasmus University Rotterdam on "A Field Experiment on Education Choices".

Marina Schroeder: https://t.co/Ucl9z4G5Hr

Robert Dur: https://t.co/X42FFmYLH9

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Today at BBE seminar series we welcome two outstanding researchers:

1 – Marina Schroeder  (@MarinaTSchroder) from University of Hannover (@UniHannover) on "Input versus Output Incentives in Idea Generation - An Experimental Analysis".

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2 – Jana Freundt (@j_freundt) from Lucerne University (@UniLuzern) on "Preferences for Choice Autonomy and Identity".

Gonzalo Arrieta: https://t.co/OiDV3yGUF4

Jana Freundt: https://t.co/wP7WelsX24

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Today at the BBE seminar, there will be two fascinating talks by:

1 – Gonzalo Arrieta (@gonzaloarrieta) from University of Zurich (@UZH_en) on "Procedural Decision-Making in the Face of Complexity".

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2 – Elias Tsakas from Maastricht University on "A robust measure of complexity".

Yan Chen: https://t.co/diu3bqbYNN

Elias Tsakas: https://t.co/i8w7HWfG6E

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We look forward to hosting two researchers in today’s BBE seminar series:

1 – Yan Chen (@yanchen) from University of Michigan (@UMich) on "Social Media and Job Market Success: A Field Experiment on Twitter".

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2 – Moses Shayo (@moseshayo) from Hebrew University of Jerusalem (@HebrewU) on "Paying not to know: news avoidance in times of war".

David Frankel: https://t.co/ZPpxqu2goV

Moses Shayo: https://t.co/QDYnXlWhQU

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Today’s BBE seminar, featuring two exceptional talks:

1 – David Frankel (@DrDavidMFrankel) from Melbourne Business School (@MelbBSchool) on "Equilibrium Selection in Participation Games: A Unified Framework" and "Predicting Participation".

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Starting off the summer semester BBE Seminar Series with a talk by David Levine from Royal Holloway University of London (@RoyalHolloway) on "Behavioral mechanism design as a benchmark for laboratory studies".

David Levine: https://t.co/OO9yfGUblg

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2 – Yves Le Yaouanq from CREST on "Intuition, Image and Rationalization: A Model of Belief Formation and Political Polarization".

Dana Sisak: https://t.co/bNuZy900Mk

Yves Le Yaouanq: https://t.co/EjKzDxcp3D

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We look forward to hosting two researchers in today’s BBE seminar series:

1 – Dana Sisak from Erasmus University Rotterdam on "Investigating the willingness to share data: “I am not giving it to that purpose!”".