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Veconlab Software for about 40 web-based experiments run on any PCs that are connected to the Internet. The administrator's setup menu is available at: http://veconlab.econ.virginia.edu/admin.htm. For a brief introduction and instructions on obtaining a password, click here. The software is associated with an undergraduate experimental economics textbook, forthcoming with Addison-Wesley in 2006. Class use prior to publication must be cleared with them, see the cover page of the pdf file, which contains a Table of Contents and selected sample chapters: Webgames and Strategic Behavior: Recipes for Interactive Learning. Y2K Bibliography
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"Economic Science: An Experimental Approach for Teaching and Research" This is based on my Presidential Address to the Southern Economic Association, Southern Economic Journal, 2003, 69(4), 755-771. This is a summary of my work on stochastic game theory, written for a broad scientific audience: "Stochastic game theory: for playing games, not just for doing theory" (with J. Goeree), S99 Proc. of the National Academy of Sciences. If you want to see a game where the data go to the opposite side of the set of feasible decisions from the unique Nash equilibrium, see "Anomalous Behavior in a Traveler's Dilemma?" (with M. Capra, J. Goeree, and R. Gomez), American Economic Review, June 1999, 89, 678-90..
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