… my work with Ryota and Yuhta is that this need not be the case: If people are even slightly wrong about their … biases.   What is another concrete example of a learning bias you have explored?   In a recent paper with Ryota and Yuhta, we study a bias we term “assortativity neglect.” People tend to have …

… papers that are currently under review. I also had the opportunity to discuss potential new projects in … new projects during my post-doc at Yale. First, a field experiment on gendered preferences for power and paternalism … how people reason about the effect of quotas in selection processes, and whether quotas causally shift …

… one-on-one with faculty.” Herbert Scarf Summer Research Opportunity Winners … May 25, 2016 Herbert Scarf Summer Research Opportunity Winners 38 undergraduate students have been … one-on-one with faculty.” … Herbert Scarf Summer Research Opportunity Winners …

The Herb Scarf Summer Research Opportunities in Economics is a program designed to give Yale undergraduate students a chance to work directly with faculty members involved in ongoing research through practical experience (more information and project …

… For more information about the program, as well as event dates and times, see the  Economics Peer Mentoring page … For more information about the program, as well as event dates and times, see the  Economics Peer Mentoring page … For more information about the program, as well as event dates and times, see the  Economics Peer Mentoring page …

… Adachi’s sentiments saying, “I am grateful for this unique opportunity to participate in the Lindau meeting, which, I am sure, will be an amazing event.”   Ball commented that he looks forward to attending … Nobel Laureates and other great young scholars twice. The selection process begins with eligible students applying to …

… Department of Economics.  “The program provides them the opportunity to perform independent statistical and analytical … evaluation techniques.” In addition, Katz is writing case studies for a project with the Yale Program for … project, but if there is an undergraduate there to keep it moving, then it can spring to life and you can discover …

… college graduates considering scholarly careers the opportunity to work alongside faculty on data-driven, … college graduates considering scholarly careers the opportunity to work alongside faculty on data-driven, … college graduates considering scholarly careers the opportunity to work alongside faculty on data-driven, …

… on the themes explored in this discussion at our upcoming event in Nairobi on June 30, “ Harnessing Human Capital for … with health interventions? How can we make the case to budget-constrained governments? What are the key … children of stimulation and nurturing and is a lost opportunity. Our intervention creates preschool positions for …

… Economics PhD program are eligible to present. The two-day event will be Yale’s first time hosting the event in its … several social events.  Its purpose is to give students an opportunity to present their work to a diverse and unfamiliar … 30 finalists. As is procedure for the YES conferences, the selection process begins with a panel of referees from all …

… households face the prospect of eviction, a disruptive event widely believed to trigger increased financial strain. … factors that are already mounting well before an eviction case is filed,” said Humphries, an assistant professor of … households face the prospect of eviction, a disruptive event widely believed to trigger increased financial strain. …

… Event recap: Clare Balboni (IDE ’09) returns to Yale for a … of research and policy. As an IDE student, she had the opportunity to work once a week at the United Nations … requiring self-motivation and careful intentional project selection. She encouraged students to consider not only what …

… tend to be biased towards success stories like the case of Mr. Steinway.” Merging several massive databases and … the data is not harmonized. For example, in Steinway’s case, some sources list his occupation as “instrument maker” … tend to be biased towards success stories like the case of Mr. Steinway.” Merging several massive databases and …

… to reward, punish, or teach opponents about past play. By moving beyond zero-sum games, Nash established the … And yes, Samuelson grants, “the mechanics of evolutionary selection are fundamentally selfish. Evolution selects for … take into account the possible actions of others?   In the case of a repeated game, players often have an opportunity …