2018 RSF Summer Institute in Behavioral Economics

Tuesday, June 26:
David 1: Welcome, Introduction, & Methods in Behavioral Economics
Matthew 1: Normal-Science Behavioral Economics (& Camp Outline)
Matthew 2: Utility, Beliefs, and Choice (slides for lectures 2-3) 
Matthew 3: Prospect Theory, Reference Dependence, and News Utility

Wednesday, June 27:
Matthew 4: Social Preferences and Self Image (for lectures 4-6)
Stefano 1:Behavioral Labor Economics
Matthew 5: Introduction to Limited Rationality 
Matthew 6: Mispredicting Tastes

Thursday, June 28:
Stefano 2: Structural Behavioral Economics
Muriel 1: A Gender Agenda, or From the Lab to the Field to Policy
David 2: Intertemporal Choice --- Theory

Friday, June 29:
Richard: New Findings in Choice Architecture
David 3: Intertemporal Choice --- Evidence
David 4: Household Finance

Saturday, June 30:
Matthew 7: Loss Aversion Redux
David 5: Biosocial Science

Tuesday, July 3:
Eric 1: Why is Insurance Choice So Difficult for Consumers?
David 6: Mechanism Design with Behavioral Agents
Gautam 1: Behavioral Development Economics
Matthew 8: Errors in Probabilistic Reasoning

Wednesday, July 4:
Antoinette 1: Shrouding of Contract Terms in Consumer Finance
Kelly 1: Topics in Behavioral Finance (and more)

Thursday, July 5:
Matthew 9: Inattention and Non-Inference (for lectures 9-10)
Matthew 10: Social Information and Social Inference
Gautam 2: Field Experiments in Behavioral Economics
Kelly 2: Observational Empirics in Behavioral Economics 

Friday, July 6:
David 7: Behavioral Agents in Market Equilibrium 
Matthew 11: Behavioral Theory, Themes and Principles
David 8: Going Forth and Doing Research