The Laboratory of Experimental Economics (LEE) is a specialized research center that uses laboratory experiments as a method to explore human action.
The LEE research mission is to study the function and origin of human institutions and social order and to build and test market and management systems. The research at LEE spans the fields of economics, finance, information systems, psychology and philosophy. LEE consists of two laboratories with 24 and 12 computers respectively and one monitoring room. The configuration of labs enables to run tw
08/12/2013
Experimental research papers as a part of the RSS A total of four experimental research papers were presented as a part of the Research Seminar Series at the Národohospodářská fakulta VŠE during the Winter Semestr 2013/2014.
08/12/2013
Experiments for the worldwide research conducted in the LEE Jonathan Schulz from the team of Simon Gächter from the University of Nottingham ran four experiments in the LEE for his worldwide research "Societal differences in honesty". During his stay in Prague during September 2013 he presented part of his research as a paper in the Seminar Research Series a...
08/12/2013
Silvester Van Koten paper in the EER Silvester van Koten together with Andreas Ortmann published the paper „Structural versus behavioral remedies in the deregulation of electricity markets: An experimental investigation motivated by policy concerns“ in the European Economic R***e. Congratulations!
08/12/2013
Silvester Van Koten paper in the Games Silvester van Koten together with Andreas Ortmann and Vítězslav Babický publeshed the paper „Fairness in Risky Environments: Theory and Evidence“ in the journal Games. Congratulations!
08/12/2013
Silvester Van Koten is coming to the LEE Silvester van Koten became a new member of the LEE (and also of the Department of economics at the UEP) from the winter semester 2013/2014. Congratulations!
08/12/2013
Sean Crockette's Workshop Successful Seana Crockett from Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, CUNY led a very succesful intensive workshop at the LEE from June 19 through June 2013. The workshop was attended by students from several universities from the Czech Republic as well as Slovakia. Program of the workshop can be download...
07/06/2013
Sean Crockett in LEE Professor Sean Crockett from the Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, CUNY will be teaching an intensive course "Topics from Experimental Economics" from June 18 through June 28, 2013 in the LEE. Further information on S. Crockett, course, its organization and registration of those interested...
07/06/2013
LEE Statistics in WS 2012 Professor Sean Crockett from the Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, CUNY will be teaching an intensive course "Topics from Experimental Economics" from June 18 through June 28, 2013 in the LEE. Further information on S. Crockett, course, its organization and registration of those interested...
07/06/2013
Silvester Van Koten in LEE Paper "Does Anticipated Regret Really Matter? Revisiting the Role of Feedback in Auction Bidding" by P. Katuščák, F. Michelucci a M. Zajíček is travelling around the world. It has been presented so far at the BEM 2012 (June 9, 2012), University of Siena (November 28, 2012), University of Alicante (A...
07/06/2013
Maros Servatka's Workshop Successful Paper "Does Anticipated Regret Really Matter? Revisiting the Role of Feedback in Auction Bidding" by P. Katuščák, F. Michelucci a M. Zajíček is travelling around the world. It has been presented so far at the BEM 2012 (June 9, 2012), University of Siena (November 28, 2012), University of Alicante (A...
06/06/2013
LEE Paper "around the world" Paper "Does Anticipated Regret Really Matter? Revisiting the Role of Feedback in Auction Bidding" by P. Katuščák, F. Michelucci a M. Zajíček is travelling around the world. It has been presented so far at the BEM 2012 (June 9, 2012), University of Siena (November 28, 2012), University of Alicante (A...
25/11/2012
Maroš Servátka in LEE Professor Maroš Servátka from the University of Canterbuy (NZ) will be teaching an intensive course "Topics from Experimental Economics" from November 28 through December 7, 2012 in the LEE. Further information on M. Servátka, course, its organization and registration of those interested in taking p...