BEELab
Behavioral and Experimental Economics Lab

The Behavioural and Experimental Economics Lab (BEELab) is a research unit that aims to study individual and collective behaviour in situations relevant to economics and management, to support and stimulate the use of experiments in the classroom, and to serve as a place of coordination and discussion for those using experiments in the social sciences.

Economic experiments. Recruitment is now open

BEELab Ph.D. topic course. John Hey at the Social Sciences Campus - Florence - March 30th - One-day course on "Individual dynamic decision-making under risk and ambiguity"

BEELab research seminar. John Hey at the Social Sciences Campus - Florence - March 28th - Research seminar on "Learning under Ambiguity when Information Acquisition is Costly: an Experiment"

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BEELab Ph.D. topic course

John Hey at the Social Sciences Campus - Florence - March 30th - One-day course on "Individual dynamic decision-making under risk and ambiguity"

BEELab research seminar

John Hey at the Social Sciences Campus - Florence - March 28th - Research seminar on "Learning under Ambiguity when Information Acquisition is Costly: an Experiment"

BEELab Behavioral and Experimental Economics Lab

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BEELab
Behavioral and Experimental Economics Lab