Economics and Psychology Conference: Ireland
The 2009 conference will take place at the Institute of Bankers in Ireland (IFSC, Dublin) on Friday November 6th 2009. The Institute of Bankers in Ireland is located at 1 North Wall Quay, Dublin 1.
The purpose of this conference is to provide a forum for the discussion of work at the interface of economics, psychology and cognate disciplines such as neuroscience.
In particular, the event aims to complement existing international forums by providing a platform for discussion among people working in these areas in Irish universities. We welcome applications from Ph.D. students working in this area.
Session1: 10:00-11:20
Chair: Dr. Richard Roche
Martin Ryan, UCD, The Psychology of Survey Responses on Skills-Matching
David Comerford, UCD, Experimental Tests of Survey Expenditure Measures
Eibhlin Hudson, UCD, Measuring Socioeconomic Differences in Child Health
Michael Daly, TCD, Cortisol, Morningness and Well-Being
Session2: 11:40-1:00
Chair: Prof. Rowena Pecchenino
Dr. Richard Roche, NUIM, Neuroeconomics of Time Discounting
Dr. Pete Lunn, ESRI, What's In It For Me? A Computational Theory of Economic Exchange
Dr. Stephen Kinsella, UL, Electricity Price Auctions: An Experimental Analysis
1:00 – 2:00: Lunch
Session3: 2:00-3:20
Chair: Dr. Liam Delaney
Katherine Carman, Tilburg, Health Risks and the Perception of Probabilities
Prof. Rowena Pecchenino, NUIM, TBC
Dr. Marcel Das, Tilburg, The Dutch MESS Panel
4:00: Keynote – Arie Kapteyn, Director, RAND Labor and Population
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