My longtime co-author Dennie van Dolder recently recorded a podcast about our research into giving behavior (for which we used a Dutch TV show). A great listen—highly recommended!

Presenting our work using Dutch TV show data to study altruistic motives all the way in Beijing at Peking University. A great group to visit. The paper can be downloaded here: dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn...

Are you a research master student who’s interested in blending behavioral, micro, and financial economics for your dissertation? I rarely share vacancies, but this one’s genuinely worth checking out. workingat.vu.nl/vacancies/ph...

Framing: www.instagram.com/reel/DB6s1L4...

🥂 New working paper! 🍾 “Follow the fast: A simple algorithm for extracting wisdom from crowds” Summarizing thread by one of my coauthors below 👇

Final Call RBFC Registration We have a few spots left for attending the fifth Research in Behavioral Finance Conference (RBFC) in Amsterdam on October 17 & 18 Visit rbfc.eu for an overview of the 135 presenters and their talks, including keynotes by Camelia Kuhnen, David Laibson, and Kelly Shue.

AMAZING how realistic this AI-generated podcast sounds, and how well and accessibly they discuss the content of our new paper.

🚨NEW PAPER 🚨 What motivates people to help others? Are they utilitarian like Mill and Bentham, or do they care about equity and desert, like Aristotle and Locke? We use a Dutch TV show to answer this question! Paper available here: t.co/THSMqeHy7o Thread below 🧵👇 #econtwitter

🚨 Now that we're all moving here, I'd like to share a recent working paper with @gmelios.bsky.social: Religion, Identity, and Preferences! 🚨 Want to find out how religiosity causally affects policy preferences and gender norms? A 🧵 #econsky #polisky

Perfect summary of our new game show paper 👇