Session Chairs:

Paul Kagundu, Georgia State University

Papers:

"Agricultural Technology, Schooling Participation, and Child Labor in Developing Countries: Cotton Expansion in Burkina Faso"
Harounan Kazianga, Oklahoma State University (Contact Author)

"Constraints to Household Savings: The Case of Uganda"
Urmimala Sen, Georgia State University
Paul Kagundu, Georgia State University (Contact Author)

"New Evidence on Unions and Firm’s Performance Case Studies from Latin America"
Fernando Rios-Avila, Georgia State University (Contact Author)

"Intra-Household Decision-Making and Household Savings: The Case of Uganda"
Urmimala Sen, Georgia State University
Paul Kagundu, Georgia State University (Contact Author)

Discussants:

Harounan Kazianga, Oklahoma State University
Yared M. Seid, Georgia State University
Katherine Christina Theyson, Sewanee: The University of the South
Fernando Rios-Avila, Georgia State University

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Papers:

"The UN in a Lab"
Malcolm Kass, University of Texas at Dallas (Contact Author)
Catherine C. Eckel, Texas A&M University
Daniel G. Arce, The University of Texas at Dallas
Enrique Fatas, University of East Anglia

"An Analysis of the Cournot Game with Boundedly Rational Players"
Mariano Runco, Auburn University at Montgomery (Contact Author)

"Finding/Avoiding Similar Strangers and Their Acquaintances: A Search-Based Formation of Random Social Networks"
Yongsheng Xu, Georgia State University (Contact Author)
Urmimala Sen, Georgia State University

"Policymaker Costs in a Rent-Seeking Experiment"
Beth A. Freeborn, Federal Trade Commission (Contact Author)
Lisa R. Anderson, The College of William & Mary

"Does Contract Enforcement Limit the Distribution of Bargaining Abstract Power? An Experimental Study"
Paula Cordero Salas, University of Alabama (Contact Author)

Discussants:

Mariano Runco, Auburn University at Montgomery
Xun Li, University of Connecticut
Philip Grossman, Monash University
Roberto Pasten, University of Talca
Beth A. Freeborn, Federal Trade Commission

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