Researchers typically assume experimental subjects have rational expectations. If the object of the experiment is to learn the distibution of decision makers' types, then this amounts to assuming subjects' know the very thing the researcher wishes to learn. We propose a method of conducting...

Social scientists have presented evidence that suggests discrimination is ubiquitous—across several heterogeneous labor markets, as well as product markets as diverse as home insurance and new car sales, women, nonwhites, and the elderly have been found to be the target of discriminatory...