(1)
Experimental Market Economics, Vernon Smith and Arlington
Williams, Scientific
American,
December 1992. (handed out in class)
(2) “Contracts,
Behavior, and the Land Assembly Problem:
An
Experimental Study” Ryan,
Wielgus (USNA 2009), Pamela Schmitt, Kurtis Swope,
and John Cadigan
(3) z-Tree Tutorial (sections 1 and 2 handed out in class)
(4)
The Competitive Advantage of Sanctioning Institutions,
Gurerk, O, B Irlenbush,
B.
Rockenback.
Science 312 (7 April), pp 108-111, (2006). (handed out in class -
supplements
here)
Week
Three:
(5) The
Economics of Fair
Play, Sigmund, K., Fehr, E., and Howak,
M. Scientific
American, January 2002. (handed out in class)
(6) “The Moral Costs of Nastiness” Klaus Abbink and Benedikt Herrmann
(7) A previous student paper
Week Four:
(8) Are Risk Preferences Stable?, Anderson, Lisa R. and Mellor, J. M.,
College of William and Mary, Dept. of Econ.,
Working Paper #74, August 2008.
(9) Prof. Charles Holt’s
web site http://people.virginia.edu/~cah2k/
and the
Vecon Lab’s web site http://veconlab.econ.virginia.edu/admin.htm