Experimental Economics is a field of economics that uses laboratory experiments to study economic behavior. It is a sub-discipline of economics that uses laboratory experiments to test economic theories and hypotheses. It is a relatively new field of economics, having only been established in the late 1970s.
Experimental Economics is used to study a variety of topics, including decision-making, market behavior, and game theory. It is used to study how people interact with each other in economic situations, and how they make decisions in different economic environments. It is also used to study the effects of different economic policies on economic behavior.
Experimental Economics is used to study a variety of topics, including decision-making, market behavior, and game theory. It is used to study how people interact with each other in economic situations, and how they make decisions in different economic environments. It is also used to study the effects of different economic policies on economic behavior.
Some companies in the Experimental Economics market include Amazon Mechanical Turk, CrowdFlower, and Prolific Academic. These companies provide platforms for researchers to conduct experiments and collect data. They also provide tools for researchers to analyze the data and draw conclusions. Show Less Read more
