Course Outline

1. Motivation and overview of experimental methods
2. . Competition in partial-equilibrium markets
3. Discrimination in labor markets
4. Unstructured bargaining
5. Equilibrium selection via adaptive learning Strategic communication of private information

Reference Books

1. Camerer, Colin. (2000). Behavioral Game Theory, Princeton University Press.
2. Davis, D. and C. Holt (1993). Experimental Economics, Princeton University Press, Princeton.
3. Kagel and Roth (1995). The Handbook of Experimental Economics, Princeton University Press, Princeton.
4. Smith, V. (1991). Papers in Experimental Economics, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
5. Smith, V. (2000). Bargaining and Market Behavior, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.