co-authors

Bruno Broseta

Susana Cabrera

Eva Camacho

Begoña Casino

Rachel Croson

Oliver Faber

Enrique Fatás

Tibor Neugebauer

Tibor Neugebauer
University of Luxembourg
Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (CREFI / LSF) Campus Kirchberg 4, rue Albert Borschette (room K2B2 2.13) L-1246 Luxembourg
+352466644-6285 (telephone); -6835 (fax)

 

 

Research Interest: Behavioral Finance, Experimental Finance and Economics,Team Incentives, Auctions, Public Finance, Individual Decision-Making under Risk & Uncertainty

 

 
     
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Publications and Forthcoming Papers

     

Nikos Georgantzis

John Hey

Praveen Kujal

Tate Lacomba

Vittoria Levati

Malte Loos

Javier Perote

Paul Pezanis

Anders Poulsen

Karim Sadrieh

Ulrich Schmidt

Arthur Schram

Christian Seidl

Reinhard Selten

Chris Starmer

Pilar Tamborero

Stefan Traub

 

Selfish-biased conditional cooperation: On the decline of contributions in repeated public goods experiments (and Malte Loos, Javier Perote and Ulrich Schmidt) Forthcoming in Journal of Economic Psychology.

Bidding ‘as if’ risk neutral in experimental first price auctions without information feedback (and Javier Perote). (incl. supplement) Forthcoming in Experimental Economics.

Individual Choice from a Convex Lottery Set: Experimental Evidence. Forthcoming in : M. Abdellaboui and J.D. Hey (eds): Advances in Decision Making under Risk and Uncertainty, Selected Papers from the FUR 2006 conference. Berlin: Springer 2007.

Preference Elicitation in Chicken: An Experimental Study, (and Anders Poulsen and Arthur Schram). Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 66, 243-250, 2008.

How Politicians Make Decisions: A Political Choice Experiment (and Enrique Fatás and Pilar Tamborero). Journal of Economics 92(2), 167-196, October 2007.

Bioeconomics of Sustainable Harvest of Competing Species: A Comment incl. supplement (and Begona Casino) Marine Resource Economics 22: 109-113, 2007.

An Experimental Investigation of the Role of Errors for Explaining Violations of Expected Utility (and Ulrich Schmidt). Economic Journal 117: 470-485, March 2007.

Bidding At Sequential First Price Auctions With(Out) Supply Uncertainty: An Experimental Analysis (and Paul Pezanis-Christou). (incl. supplement) Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 63 (1): 55-72, May 2007.

Individual Behaviour of First-Price Auctions: The Importance of Feedback Information in Experimental Markets (and Reinhard Selten). Games & Economic Behavior 54: 183-204, 2006.

Within-Team Competition in The Minimum Effort Coordination Game (and Enrique Fatás and Javier Perote). Pacific Economic Review 11: 247-266, 2006.

Reciprocity, Matching and Conditional Cooperation in Two Public Goods Games (and Rachel Croson and Enrique Fatás) Economics Letters 87(1): 95-102, 2005.

Bidding Strategies of Sequential First Price Auctions Programmed by Experienced Bidders Cuadernos de Economia 75(3): 153-184, 2004.

An Application of The English Clock Market Mechanism to Public Goods Experiments (and Maria Vittoria Levati) Experimental Economics 7(2):1-17, 2004 .

Asset Markets and Equilibrium Selection in Public Goods Games with Provision Points: An Experimental Study (and Bruno Broseta und Enrique Fatás) Economic Inquiry 41(4): 574-91, 2003 .

     

 

  Working Papers - comments are welcome!
     

 

 

 

An Experimental Analysis of Optimal Renewable Resource Management: The Fishery (and John Hey and Abdoulkarim Sadrieh)

Can Intermediaries Assure Contracts? – Experimental Evidence

Public Good and Private Good Valuation for Waiting Time Reduction - A Laboratory Study (and Stefan Traub)

Compensating Justice Beats Leaky Buckets: An Experimental Investigation (and Christian Seidl and Eva Camacho-Cuena)

Between-teams Competition versus Within-team Competition in a Team Incentive Experiment (and Enrique Fatás)

Excludability and Contribution: A Laboratory Study in Team Production (and Rachel Croson and Enrique Fatás)

Anonymity deters collusion in hard-close auctions: Experimental evidence (and Sascha Füllbrunn)