2011 Sessions for Arnaud Reynaud

 
Saturday
10:00 - 11:45 a.m.
SEA
Session 20B
Public Goods: Theoretical and Experimental Evidence

Session Chairs:

Alexander Matros, University of South Carolina

Papers:

"Crowd-Out in One-Shot Public Goods Games: Experimental Evidence on the Effects of Strategic Structure"
R. Andrew Luccasen, III, Mississippi University for Women (Contact Author)
Ted Turocy, University of East Anglia

"All-Pay Auctions vs. Lotteries as Provision-Prize Fundraising Mechanisms: Theory and Evidence"
Alexander Matros, University of South Carolina (Contact Author)
John Duffy, University of Pittsburgh

"An Experimental Test of the Public Goods Crowding-In Hypothesis"
R. Andrew Luccasen, III, Mississippi University for Women (Contact Author)

"Cournot Oligopoly and the Theory of Public Goods"
Matt Van Essen, The University of Alabama (Contact Author)

"Regulating Spatial Environmental Externalities Under Uncertainty"
Christoph Heinzel, INRA UMR SMART (Contact Author)
Arnaud Reynaud, Toulouse School of Economics

Discussants:

Christoph Heinzel, INRA UMR SMART
R. Andrew Luccasen, III, Mississippi University for Women
Matt Van Essen, The University of Alabama
Jennis J. Biser, North Carolina A&T State University
Hernan Botero Degiovanni, West Virginia University

 

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Monday
8:00 - 9:45 a.m.
SEA
Session 15J
Applied Microeconomics III

Session Chairs:

Yi Deng, University of South Florida

Papers:

"Did Increasing Volatility Cause Increasing U.S. Earnings Inequality? Social Security Administration Data, 1951-2003"
David Splinter, Rice University (Contact Author)

"Financial Habits and Macroeconomic Preferences During the Financial Crisis"
Brent A. Evans, Mississippi State University (Contact Author)

"The Cost of Non-Decreasing Pay: Tenured Academics and Civil Servants"
Stanimir Morfov, Higher School of Economics (Contact Author)

"The Impact of a Public Option in Health Insurance Markets"
Yi Deng, University of South Florida (Contact Author)
Andrei Barbos, University of South Florida

"Structural Estimation of Risk and Time Preferences from a Large Representative Sample"
AJ Bostian, University of Virginia (Contact Author)
Christoph Heinzel, INRA UMR SMART
Arnaud Reynaud, Toulouse School of Economics

Discussants:

AJ Bostian, University of Virginia
David Splinter, Rice University
Brent A. Evans, Mississippi State University
Stanimir Morfov, Higher School of Economics
Haiyan Liu, University of Virginia

 

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