ECON 463 - Experimental Economics

Unit(s): 2

This course introduces modern laboratory experimental methods to students with well-developed interests in economics and with an intermediate-level knowledge of microeconomics and statistics. The course examines experimental techniques in detail and surveys recent applications in fields such as markets, development, choice under certainty and games. Students use the lessons to conduct original research and set up their own experiment.

Prerequisite: ECON 311
College of Arts and Sciences