SFB Research Seminar

The SFB Research Seminar regularly invites international speakers to present ongoing work related to credence goods research. Please note that some of the talks are held online. Everybody interested is most welcome to join via the following link: https://webconference.uibk.ac.at/b/tob-yfl-yvk-s7g
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March 22, 3pm Online	Abel Brodeur University of Ottawa	We Need to Talk about Mechanical Turk: What 22,989 Hypothesis Tests Tell Us about Publication Bias and p-Hacking in Online Experiments	paper
March 29, 3pm Online	Peter Schwardmann Carnegie Mellon University	Anticipatory Anxiety and Wishful Thinking	paper
April 12, noon SR 9	Astrid Dannenberg University of Kassel	The Effects of Observability and an Information Nudge on Food Choice	paper
April 19, 3pm Online	Brian Nosek Center for Open Science	Making Research Trustworthy
April 26, 3pm Online	Anna Bayona ESADE	Credit Ratings and Investment
POSTPONED	Mark Armstrong University College London	Multiproduct Price Dispersion	abstract
May 17, noon SR 9	Andre Lot NHH - Norwegian School of Economics	Longevity Pessimism, Misinformation and Pension Choice	paper
May 24, noon SR 4	Stefan Krasa University of Illinois	Political Competition and Strategic Voting in Multi-Candidate Elections	paper
May 31, noon UR 3 (!)	Lata Gangadharan Monash University	Impact of climate change policies: Behavioural insights	abstract
June 21, noon SR 4	Robert Dur erasmus University Rotterdam	Who's Afraid of Policy Experiments?