Making Choices

ZiF:Forschungsgruppe 1999/2000

Wissenschaftliche Leitung: Joachim Frohn (Bielefeld), Werner Güth (Berlin), Hartmut Kliemt (Duisburg), Reinhard Selten (Bonn)

Beiträge

• Werner Güth, Rationality vs. Evolution
• Werner Güth, Indirect Evolutionary Approach
• Rainer Hegselmann, Opinion Formation in Social Networks
• Werner Güth, Experimental Study of the Repeated Trust
• Robin Pope, Attraction to Chance
• Axel Ostmann, The Problem of the Common (Experiments)
• Reinhard Tietz, Bounded Rationality, Semi-Normative Properties of Bargaining Theories and the Dynamic Aspiration Balance Theory
• Reinhard Tietz, Paradoxes or Counterforces in Bargaining Governed by Aspiration Levels?
• Adele Diederich, Sequential Evaluation of Attributes
• Katrin Borcherding, Biases in Multiattribute Weight Elicitation
• Marlies Ahlert, Zuordnung von Spendernieren
• Axel Ostmann, Nitrate, Agricultural Water Pollution
• Reinhard Tietz, Is the Endowment Effect Immune From Decision Proparation?
• Reinhard Selten, Money Does not Induce Risk-Neutral Behavior, but Binary Lotteries do Even Worse
• Werner Güth, The 12 Lives of the Homo Oeconomicus
• Y. Waisel, Decision Making by Plants
• Wulf Albers, On the Theory of Prominence I
• Wulf Albers, On the Theory of Prominence II
• Matthias Hild, Non-Bayesian Rationality
• Rainer Hegselmann, Studying Social Processes by Cellular Automata
• Wulf Albers, Utility of Chance
• Werner Güth, Interrelation of Time and Risk Preference, Theoretical Models and Experiments
• Brigitte Adolph, The Nash Equilibrium as the Outcome of a Simple Learning Process
• Stefan Kooths, Modelling Rule and Experience-Based Expectations Using Neuro Fuzzy Systems
• Bodo Vogt, Incentives and Fairness in Bilateral Conflicts
• Matthias Hild, All-Or-Nothing Beliefs
• Manfred Königstein, Efficient Contracting and Fair Play in a Simple Principal-Agent Experiment
• Wilhelm Neuefeind, Heuristics as Decision Rules
• Doron Sonsino, Experimental Studies on Decision and Choice
• Thomas Wujciak, Collaborative Transplant Study
• Doron Sonsino, On Absolute and Relative Performance and the Demand for Mutual Funds - Experimental Evidence
• Reinhard Tietz, Phases, Structure and Stabilization of the Decision Process - A Brainstorming Session
• Jack L. Knetsch, The Endowment Effect
• Marlies Ahlert/Adele Diederich/Katrin Borcherding/Hartmut Kliemt, Onwards and Upwards with Transplants
• Matthias Raith, Cooperative Procedures for Multiple-Issue Negotiations
• Werner Güth, How Ultimatum Offers Emerge - A Study in Bounded Rationality
• Marlies Ahlert, Choosing a Rule - The Development of the Eurotransplant Algorithm for Kidney Allocations
• Matthias Kräkel, Relative Deprivation in Rang Order Tournaments
• Peter-J. Jost, Investment in Human Capital and the Allocation of Decision Rights
• Judith Kovacs, Why do People Veto? An Experimental Analysis of the Valuation and Consequences of Varying Degrees of Veto Power
• Katrin Borcherding, Calibration of Subjective Probabilities: Mean Bias vs. Overconfidence Bias
• Gebhard Geiger, On the Statistical Foundations of Nonlinear Preference Theory
• Elinor Ostrom, A Family of Collective Action Theory
• Adele Diederich, On Cognitive Models of Decision Making
• Wolfgang Spohn, Reflective Rationality
• Simon Gächter, Entitlements and Self-Serving Biases: Evidence From a Bargaining With Claims Experiment
• Matthias Sutter, Earned Income vs. Manna From Heaven in a Power to Take Experiment
• Eyal Winter, Scapegoats and Optimal Allocation of Responsibility
• Frank Maier-Rigaud, Under What Conditions are Decentralized Solutions to Collective Action Problems Likely to Emerge?
• Wulf Albers, Proportions of Money to Proportions of Probability
• Robin Pope, Natural States, Distorted Probabilities and Bias in the Sure-Thing Principle
• Axel Ockenfels, Last-Minute Bidding and the Rules for Ending Second Price Auctions
• Jordi Brandts, Do Market Conditions Affect Preferences? Evidence From Experimental Markets With Excess Demand or Supply
• Elena Katok, Doing by Learning - An Information Systems Approach to Inventory
• Reinhard Selten, Learning Direction Theory
• Rainer Hegselmann, The Dynamic of Sharing Among the (More or Less) Unequal
• Massimo Warglien, Local Mental Models and the Problem of Information Integration
• Oliver Kirchkamp, Endogenous Evolution of Learning Rules
• Stefanie Schmeer, An Associative Learning Account of the Illusory Correlation Effect
• Katrin Borcherding, Applying Multiattribute Utility Theory to Organ Allocation Decisions
• Doron Sonsino, On the Evaluation of Lotteries and Options on Lotteries
• Judith Avrahami, The Power of Expectations - An Experimental Study
• P. Landsberg, Incompleteness of Theory
• Yaakov Kareev, Irregular Behavior while Detecting Regularities
• Jose Apesteguis, The Melioration Binary Relation: Stability, Existence Uniqueness and Efficiency
• Claudia Keser, Strategically Planned Behavior in Public Goods Experiments
• Max Albert, An Indirect-Evolution Approach to Newcomb's Problem
• Martin Dufwenberg, When Order Matters for Iterated Strict Dominance
• Jeffrey Riechardson, Rationalism, Theoretical Orthodoxy and Their Legacy in Cost-Utility Analysis
• H. Holling, Neuere Entwicklungen in der Conjoint Analyse
• G. Brennan, Economy of Esteem
• Siegfried Berninghaus, Equilibrium Selection in Coordination Games (Experiments)

Abendvorträge im Rahmen des ZiF:Kolloquiums

• Prof. em. Dr. Dr. h.c.mult. Reinhard Selten (Königswinter): "Eingeschränkte Rationalität"
• Prof. Dr. Hartmut Kliemt (Gerhard-Mercator Universität-GH Duisburg): "Wem gehören die Organe?"
• Prof. Gary Bolton Ph.D. (Penn State University): "Indirect Reciprocity in an Image Storing Game"