I am a senior researcher at the Vienna Center for Experimental Economics of the University of Vienna. I am also lab manager of our lab, along with Philipp Külpmann.

I have put together a list of resources that I have found helpful when starting in academia. If you know any other, please let me know.

Publications

• Are groups always more dishonest than individuals? The case of salient negative externalities
  Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 2022, with Lawrence Choo and Veronika Grimm.
  • [last working paper version]
  • [appendix]
  • [data and code]
• Preference reversals with social distances
  Journal of Economic Psychology 2021.
  • [last working paper version]
  • [appendix]
  • [data and code]
• The attraction effect and its explanations
  Games and Economic Behavior 2020.
  • [last working paper version]
  • [data]

Working papers

• Do different people report the same social norms?, with Lawrence Choo and Veronika Grimm.

  If the Krupka-Weber (2013) norm-elicitation task captures pre-existing social norms, then the elicited norms should be independent of one’s role in a game or one’s social preferences. We test this idea in a complex game that features rich interactions. We find that different people, even when they have conflicting incentives, report the same social norms. Our results further validate the use of the Krupka-Weber task to measure social norms.

In progress

• Incorporating social distances in economic analysis, with Benjamin Beranek.
• Context effects under ambiguity, with Ola Andersson and Erik Wengström.
• How does lottery representation affect risk attitudes?, with Chris Starmer.
• Market and bank runs, with Lawrence Choo and Todd Kaplan.

Tools

• bingo-blower.js, a virtual bingo-blower for ambiguity experiments
• ios.js, a continuous implementation of the Inclusion of Other in the Self scale