Aligned with
This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track focuses on the theoretical foundations of experimental finance, exploring various methodologies employed in the field. Participants are encouraged to present innovative approaches to experimental design and data analysis.
This session aims to discuss the integration of econometric models with experimental finance frameworks. Researchers will share insights on how econometric techniques can enhance the robustness of experimental findings.
This track examines the behavioral assumptions underlying financial decision-making processes. Papers addressing the testing and validation of these assumptions through experimental methods are particularly welcome.
Focusing on equilibrium assumptions, this session will explore multiple equilibria and convergence in financial markets. Contributions that test these concepts through experimental finance are encouraged.
This track is dedicated to the testing of financial models within experimental frameworks. Participants will present findings that challenge or support existing models through empirical evidence.
This session investigates the relationship between individual biases and their impact on aggregate market behavior. Papers that utilize experimental methods to analyze this dynamic are invited.
This track seeks to bridge the gap between experimental psychology and experimental economics. Contributions that highlight interdisciplinary insights and their implications for finance are encouraged.
This session focuses on methodologies to avoid omitted-variable biases in financial research. Researchers are invited to present experimental designs that mitigate these common pitfalls.
This track addresses self-selection issues that can arise in financial experiments. Papers that propose solutions or alternative methodologies to circumvent these challenges are welcome.
This session will explore the use of natural and controlled field experiments in financial research. Participants are encouraged to share findings that demonstrate the effectiveness of these experimental approaches.
This track aims to synthesize key findings from recent experimental finance research while identifying future research directions. Contributions that highlight gaps in the literature and propose new avenues for exploration are particularly welcome.