In this two days workshop we want to bring together researchers working in two still quite separate fields, computational economics and experimental economics, which, however, in recent years have seen a steady increase of fruitful interaction. For example, the Handbook of Computational...

In the last decades, behavioral and experimental economics have been very successful in showing how economic processes and outcomes are significantly shaped by different aspects of human behavior. These fields, however, are still largely based on findings from experiments conducted in laboratory...

This workshop welcomes any paper on topics related to bounded rationality, with a focus on the topics of limited cognition, measures of cognitive abilities, and other traits or skills that affect individual decision making. This includes models of limited attention and applications, as well as...

Topics of the workshop: - Measurement of preferences and personality traits using survey instruments and experiments - Malleability of preferences and personality traits, and their rank order stability - Preferences and personality traits as driving factors of selection into labor market states...

"We welcome submissions of research using experimental methods to learn about economic behavior. Submissions related to economic experiments are welcome by scholars in economics, psychology, neuroscience, and other disciplines."

The Center for Experimental Social Science (C.E.S.S.) is an inter-disciplinary research Center at New York University engaged in laboratory experimental work in the social sciences that combines high quality economic theory, social psychology and political science.