Experimental Economics (2 º Sem 2019/2020)

This course is then very valuable to students. For those planning to work in the field of economics, or related fields, such as business, finance, law, or politics, the use of experiments is becoming increasingly important. For instance, many big companies, like Amazon, Facebook, Uber, Delloite, as well as governments, and European Union organizations (EU Policy lab) are now conducting experiments. For those planning to continue their graduate studies, this course will introduce high skills and expose students to new knowledge discovery.
In this course students will be introduced to the exciting research frontiers and methods in experimental economics and its most recent applications. First, students will be introduced to the methodology of experimental research in economics.