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March 23th, 2019
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9:00-9:20
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Opening Ceremony(Room A221)
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9:20-10:20
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Plenary Session I (Room A221)
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Vendettas and money burning: the other side of human nature
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Daniel Zizzo
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Queensland University)
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10:20-10:50
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Photo & Break
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10:50-12:30
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Parallel Session I
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A1 (Room A204 )
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Trust Chair: Qi Li
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The Effect of Trust between Taxpayers and Tax Authorities on Tax Compliance: Based on the Laboratory Experiment
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Shiqian Deng
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SOE, Xiamen University
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Classical and belief-based accounts of the gift exchange game: Theory and Evidence
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Mengxing Wei
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Tianjin University of Finance and Economics
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Trust and Mutual Benefit
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Jiwei Zheng
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University of East Anglia
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The Impact of Social Division on Trust and Trustworthiness
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Qi Li
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Agnes Scott College
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B1 (Room A208)
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Field Experiments Chair: Armenak Antinyan
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Can a simple SMS increase firms’ tax compliance? A natural field experiment in China
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Zhixin Dai
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School of Finance, Renmin University of China
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Payment System and Physicians' Behavior: Experimental Evidence
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Yiwen Pan
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Zhejiang University
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Nudging customers to drink less unhealthy: Field experiment in South Korea
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Jinwook Shin
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Seoul National University, Korea
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Curbing the Consumption of Positional Goods: Taxing vs. Nudging
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Armenak Antinyan
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Wenlan School of Business, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law
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C1 (Room 221 )
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Cooperation Chair: Jason Shachat
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Praising Your Partner Promotes Dyadic Cooperation
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Zixi Luo
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The Central University Of Finance and Economics
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Group Identity and Pro-Social Punishment
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Shuo Yang
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Wuhan University
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Self-Commitment for Cooperation
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Jie Zheng
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Tsinghua University
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Social identity and implicit collusion in Cournot competition: Theory and experiments
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Jason Shachat
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Durham University
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12:30-14:00
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Lunch
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14:00-15:40
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Parallel Session II
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A2 (Room A204)
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Market Chair: Tibor Neugebauer
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The reform of China’s college admission mechanisms: A empirical (and Experimental) study
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Lijia Wei
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Wuhan University
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‘Lone Wolf’ Defectors are Detrimental to Organ Donor Registration Rates When Moving to an Opt-Out Organ Registration Default
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Jonathan Tan
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Nanyang Technological University
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Real Assets Supply and Bubble
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Yan Peng
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Wuhan University
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Arbitrage bots in experimental asset markets
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Tibor Neugebauer
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University of Luxembourg
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B2 (Room A208)
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Reference Point and Framing Effect Chair: Jaimie Lien
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Framing Effect and Consumption Loan Take-up: An Experimental Study
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Zeyang Chen
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Guanghua School of Management, Peking University
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Ransom Ware in the Lab
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Lian Xue
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Wuhan University
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To Gain with Less Pain?: Dynamic Reference-Dependence in Students' Exam Performance and Effort Provision
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Jingyi Meng
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Nankai University
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Reference Points for Effort Provision in an Experimental Labor Market
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Jaimie Lien
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The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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C2 (Room A221)
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Cooperation Ⅱ Chair: Binglin Gong
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An Experimental Implementation of Cooperative Games
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Ailin Leng
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Nanjing Audit University
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The role of institutions in cooperation——An experimental study
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Ying Shen
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Changchun university of technology
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Cooperation through Indirect Reciprocity: Impact of Higher-Order History
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Binglin Gong
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East China Normal University
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15:40-16:10
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Break
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16:10-17:10
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Plenary Session II(Room A221)
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Network Formation in Large Groups
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Syngjoo Choi
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Seoul National University
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March 24th, 2019
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9:15-10:30
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Parallel Session III
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A3 (Room A204)
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Operational Management
Chair: Lijia Tan
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Online Retail Promotion Strategy Based on Laboratory Experiment
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Xianghui Cheng
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Zhongnan University of Economics and Law
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Is the Optimal Recommendation the Best for Managerial Decision Making? A Laboratory Investigation of the Newsvendor Problem
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Xiaojing Feng
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Shanghai Jiao Tong University
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How auctioners Set Ex-Ante and Ex-Post Reserve Prices in English Auctions
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Lijia Tan
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Tianjin University and Eindhoven University of Technology
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B3 (Room A208)
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Contests Chair: Lu Dong
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Creative Contests
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Feng Zhu
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The Pennsylvania State University
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Information disclosure in contests with endogenous Entry: Theory and Experiment
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Yang Liu
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Queensland University of Technology
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Arms races and conflict: Experimental evidence
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Lu Dong
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Nanjing Audit University
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C3 (Room A221)
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Social Dilemma Chair: Lingbo Huang
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Third party punishment: the effect of persuasion and social pressure in group setting
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Yuemei Yuan
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School of Economics, Zhejiang University
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Cooperation and Distributional Conflict with a costly Contract Option
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Xue Zhang
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Zhongnan University of Economics and Law
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Talking Behind Your Back: Asymmetric Communication in a Three-Person Dilemma
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Lingbo Huang
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Nanjing Audit University
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10:30-11:00
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Break
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11:00-12:00
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Plenary Session III(Room A221)
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Inequality and moral behavior
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Stefan Trautmann
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University of Heidelberg
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12:00-13:30
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Lunch
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13:30-15:10
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Parallel Session IV
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A4 (Room A204)
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Lying and Cheating Chair: Wenbo Zou
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Dose Doctors’ Cost Difference Encourage Fraud: An Experimental Research of Credence Goods Market
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Yuli Ding
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School of Economics, Zhejiang University; ICSS
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Can Biased polls distort electoral result?Evidence from the lab
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Lunzheng Li
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University of Southampton
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Does Competition Intensify Lying Behavior? An Experimental Study of A Die-Rolling Game
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Xuezheng Chen
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Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics
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The Effect of Experience on Lying
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Wenbo Zou
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Nankai University
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B4 (Room A208)
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Games Chair: Aidas Masiliunas
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Group Identity and Social Learning
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Xue Xu
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School of Economics, Nankai University
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Two are many: revisiting the number effects in Cournot oligopoly
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Aidas Masiliunas
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National University of Singapore
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A Rationale for the Bidder's Curse in the Takeover Game
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Hang Wu
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Harbin Institute of Technology
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Learning is to Coordinate Choice on Directed Network
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Hang Qi
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Hubei University of Economics
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C4 (Room A221)
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Social preference Chiar: Yilong Xu
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The development of social preferences in Chinese children and adolescents
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QinJuan Wan
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Durham University
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Measuring Temporal Discounting Independently from Measuring Utility
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Bak Byeo Rhee
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Seoul National University
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Do Second Opinions Effectively Inhibit Overtreatment: On the Perspective of Heterogeneity in Social Preference
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Juan Huang
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Zhejiang University
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Social Information and Selfishness
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Yilong Xu
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Heidelberg University
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15:10-15:40
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Break
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15:40-16:40
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Parallel Session V
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A5 (Room A204)
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Monitoring and Regulation
Chair: Wiebke SZYMCZAK
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Group Monitoring, Endogenous Crackdown and Anti-corruption: An Experiment
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Shuguang Jiang
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Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics
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Rating Agencies’ Reputation and Conflict of Interest: An Experimental Study
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Wiebke SZYMCZAK
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Durham University
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B5 (Room A208)
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Individual choice Chair: Mei Wang
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Myopia and Intertemporal Choices
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Miao Jin
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Peking University
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Pre-decisional information acquisition: Do we pay too much for information?
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Mei Wang
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WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management
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C5 (Room A221)
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Social Engineering
Chair: Francisco Galarza
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Social Value Orientation and Hypothetical Bias：Evidence from Ultimatum Game
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Mostafa Deldoost
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University of Tabriz
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Reducing Informality Using Two-Sided Incentives: Theory and Experiment
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Francisco Galarza
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Universidad del Pacifico
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