IFREE/ESI Lecture Series Presents: Joshua Tassoff, Ph.D. "Exponential
Growth Bias and Lifecycle Consumption."
Growth Bias and Lifecycle Consumption."
Professor Vernon Smith, 2002 Nobel laureate in economics, is in Chile this week and will receive an extraordinary honor –
Offers Model of Multilateral Negotiations"
September 24th, the New York Times featured “In Bolivian Amazon, a Yardstick for Modern Health” discussing the Tsimane Health and
Sept. 21st, David Stephens, Ph.D. – The Natural History of Acquisition: Evolution, foraging, impulsiveness and behavioral plasticity. Further reading for
Sept. 7th, Gary Charness, Ph.D. – Experimental Games on Networks Abstract: We study behavior and equilibrium selection in experimental network
pay Auctions: a Field Experiment on Taskcn"
Chapman University professor and the 2002 Nobel laureate in economics, Vernon L. Smith, Ph.D., will be present for the first
May 4th, Tim Groseclose, Ph.D. – Signaling Games and Media Abs tract: Cai and Wang (2005)
Do Research Universities Generate Local Economic Growth?
Do Reference Dependent Preferences Really Matter?
The article “Underwater Recession” authored by Economic Science Institute’s Professors Steven Gjerstad, Vernon L. Smith and, Graduate of the Economic