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Paid participants wanted

We have a number of experiments in the pipeline for which we want participants. 

We conduct our experiments in a Computer Room on Campus, and we use an online server. The procedure is as follows: You will turn up, be seated at a computer terminal, You will be given a set of instructions and any questions will be answered. You will be told how long the experiment will last (usually an hour or so). You will do the experiment and then you will be paid and you can leave.

Experiments are simple decision-making problems (in an economics context). They involve no physical effort, and no deception.

You can register as a potential participant by going to the Register and participate page. Registering does not commit you to any experiment, but you will be invited to upcoming experiments and you can then decide whether or not you want to participate.

So REGISTER now! And earn money by participating in an economics experiment.

News about EXEC

John Hey is no longer the Director of EXEC, despite having founded EXEC (with Graham Loomes) in 1988. He apparently became no longer so when he retired but he was not told this until some time later. He has been replaced by Yuan Ju,  a brilliant theorist. While Yuan does not claim to be an experimental economist, he has had experience of being a co-author on an experimental paper. We are sure that he will keep up the fine traditions of EXEC.

Information for potential users of our online lab

At the moment we do not have an online lab. We are in negotiations with the University.