Program for Sunday, June 12th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 12TH: TALK VIEW

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09:30-11:30

Effects of a vaccination program on the assessment of personal safety, economic expectations, and emotions in the time of COVID-19: Evidence from the pioneering vaccination program of

Eyal Lahav, Shosh Shahrabani, Mosi Rosenboim, Yoshiro Tsutsui

09:30-11:30

How Did COVID-19 Change Opinions and Behaviors in the Netherlands?

Gerrit Antonides, Robert Goedegebure, Eveline Van Leeuwen

09:30-11:30

Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Made Us More Materialistic? The Effect of COVID-19 and Lockdown Restrictions on the Endorsement of

Olaya Moldes, Denitsa Dineva, Lisbeth Ku

09:30-11:30

Risk and Dishonesty: Assessing the Willingness to Lie in Order to Obtain Vaccinations and Furlough Payments during the COVID-19

Yaniv Hanoch, Ian Dawson

09:30-11:30

Entrepreneurs’ sources of financing: Changed by the pandemic

Carlos Lopez-Gutierrez, Ana Fernandez-Laviada, Thomas Schøtt

09:30-11:30

Representation or Reproduction? Lay Understanding of Probability Distributions and Willingness to Take

Pete Lunn, Féidhlim McGowan

09:30-11:30

A Capabilities Approach to Smart Decision-Making: The Importance of Capabilities when the Brain is a Scarce

Morris Altman

09:30-11:30

How Do Those That Want It All Respond to Missing Discounts? Dispositional Greed and Inaction Inertia

Vanessa Rettkowski, Moritz Ingendahl, Marcel Zeelenberg

09:30-11:30

Are Economists’ Preferences Psychologists’ Personality Traits? A Structural Approach

Tomas Jagelka

09:30-11:30

Digital: DISCRIMINATION AND PORTFOLIO DECISIONS OF NON-WHITE AMERICANS

Dimitra Papadovasilaki, Alessandro Bucciol

09:30-11:30

Norm from the top: a new social norm nudge to promote prosocial behaviors without boomerang effect.

Rouillé Alix

09:30-11:30

Opting-in to prosocial incentives

Daniel Schwartz, Elizabeth Keenan, Alex Imas, Ayelet Gneezy

09:30-11:30

Personality requires time to shape prosocial behavior

Andrea Pittarello, Tom Gordon-Hecker, Yoella Bereby-Meyer

09:30-11:30

Social Class and Income Inequality is Associated with Morality: Empirical Evidence from 67 Countries

Christian Elbaek, Panagiotis Mitkidis, Lene Aarøe, Tobias Otterbring

09:30-11:30

Some implications of belief in free will for altruism: evidence from a survey experiment

António Rodrigues, Mónica Meireles, Marieta Valente

09:30-11:30

The diffusive effect of perceived fairness: Trust in and power of governmental actions as determinants of both tax compliance and work

József Pántya, Judit Kovács

09:30-11:30

Tax aversion as a latent phenomenon: an application of the Implicit Association Test in the field of fiscal

Edoardo Lozza, Giulia Sesini, Cinzia Castiglioni, Paola Iannello

09:30-11:30

Cognitive processes underlying tax compliance decisions: experimental evidence on the deterrence

Christoph Kogler, Martin Müller, Jerome Olsen, Erich Kirchler

09:30-11:30

Tax Compliance After An Audit: Higher or Lower?

Matthias Kasper, Matthew Rablen

09:30-11:30

You Don’t Need an Invoice, Do You? An Online Experiment on Collaborative Tax Evasion

Lilith Burgstaller, Katharina Pfeil

09:30-11:30

What We Tweet About When We Tweet About Taxes

Žiga Puklavec, Olga Stavrova, Christoph Kogler, Marcel Zeelenberg

11:50-12:50 Keynote lecture 4. Professor Bertil Tungodden: Fairness and morality in economics: Experimental evidence