08-16 Dickhaut, J., Houser, D., Aimone, J., Tila, D. and Johnson, C. High Stakes Behavior with Low Payoffs: Inducing Preferences with Holt-Laury Gambles.
08-15 Dickhaut, J. and Xin, B. Market Efficiencies and Drift: A Computational Model.
08-14 Stecher, J. and Dickhaut, J. Generating Ambiguity in the Laboratory.
08-13 Berg, J., Dickhaut, J. and Rietz, T. Preference Reversals: The impact of truth-revealing incentives.
08-12 Stecher, J., Lunawat, R., Pronin, K. and Dickhaut, J. Decision Making and Trade without Probabilities.
08-11 Dickhaut, J., Lungu, O., Smith, V., Xin, B. and Rustichini, A. A Neuronal Mechanism of Choice.
08-10 Anctil, R., Dickhaut, J., Johnson, K., and Kanodia, C. Does Information Transparency Decrease Coordination Failure?
08-09 Basu, S., Dickhaut, J., McCabe, K. and Waymire, G. NeuroAccounting, Part II: The Human Brain and Accounting Conventions.
08-08 Basu, S., Dickhaut, J., McCabe, K. and Waymire, G. NeuroAccounting, Part I: The Human Brain and Reciprocal Exchange.
08-07 Tila, D. and Porter, D. Group Prediction in Information Markets With and Without Trading Information and Price Manipulation Incentives.
08-06 Caginalp, G., Hao, L., Porter, D. and Smith, V. Asset Market Reactions to News: An Experimental Study.
08-05 Smith, V. Theory and Experiment: What are the Questions?
08-04 Wilson, B. Contra Private Fairness.
08-03 Thomas, C. and Wilson, B. Horizontal Product Differentiation in Auctions and Multilateral Negotiations.
08-02 Oprea, R., Wilson, B. and Zillante, A. An Experiment on Exit in Duopoly.
08-01 Oprea, R., Porter, D., Hibbert, C., Hanson, R. and Tila, D. Can Manipulators Mislead Prediction Market Observers?