Topics in Experimental Economics:
Replications (實驗經濟學專題：重複實驗)
NTU (Spring 2020)
Time: Friday,
12:20-2:20pm, at Social Sciences 606 (社科606)
Office Hour:
2:20-3pm after class or by Email appointment
About Oral
Presentation and Feedback:
Chinese Recipe to
Prepare a 20-minute Presentation:
關於
presentation 的一些想法
Guidelines to Give Feedback:
Oral Presentation Evaluation
Criteria and Checklist (original
link)
Tips
and Videos:
Data Visualization:
1812 (originally by
Minard);
10 most common presentation mistakes
Life After Death by
PowerPoint
(Chinese caption;
2010 update)
Principles of economics, translated
(Transcription)
Pre-requisites:
There is no set textbook, but you need to have basic
knowledge on experimental economics, such as those taught in
Experimental Economics I: Behavioral Game Theory.
If you have not taken that course, you will have to either take it concurrently,
or pick things up yourself by utilizing
NTU OCW or
reading the BGT textbook, Colin F. Camerer (2003),
Behavioral Game Theory,
Princeton University Press.
Useful References:
Tentative Class Topics:
1.
[3/ 6 ] Evidence
of General Economic Principles of Bargaining and Trade (Lin
et al.)
2. [3/13]
Overview of the
Replication Process
3. [3/20]
Basic Principles of
Experimental Design
4. [3/27]
Eyetracking Workshop and Video
Conferencing
5.
[4/ 3 ] Spring Break (Online
Group Meeting with Advising Instructors)
6. [4/10]
Eyelink DataViewer Workshop
7.
[4/17]
Experimetrics: Power Analysis
8.
[4/24]
Pre-analysis Plan Due
(midterm week)
9.
[5/ 1
] Training to be an Experimenter
10.[5/
8 ]
Conduct Replication Experiment
11.[5/15]
Conduct Replication Experiment
12.[5/22]
Replication Report Preparation
13.[5/29]
Replication Report Preparation
14.[6/
5
]
Replication Report Preparation
o.
[6/26]
Final Report Due
Last
modified on
2022-02-16