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"Experimental Economics is a well intentioned book which does an admirable job in consolidating and modernising the ongoing methodological debates surrounding experimental economics. . . . I would recommend this book to empirical social scientists, particularly the first two parts, which crystallise the major debates ongoing in the discipline."---Tom Wilkening, The Economic Record
"This is an extremely rich and cultured book that makes a large number of intelligent points about experimental methods. It also raises sophisticated questions concerning what it means to test a theory and how one can test in an environment in which an error model unconstrained by theory is essential to judging empirical fit."---Andrew Caplin, Journal of Economics and Philosophy

Experimental Economics

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    A Paperback / softback by Nicholas Bardsley, Robin Cubitt, Graham Loomes

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      Publisher: Princeton University Press
      Publication Date: 26/05/2020
      ISBN13: 9780691204055, 978-0691204055
      ISBN10: 0691204055
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      Book Synopsis


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      "Experimental Economics is a well intentioned book which does an admirable job in consolidating and modernising the ongoing methodological debates surrounding experimental economics. . . . I would recommend this book to empirical social scientists, particularly the first two parts, which crystallise the major debates ongoing in the discipline."---Tom Wilkening, The Economic Record
      "This is an extremely rich and cultured book that makes a large number of intelligent points about experimental methods. It also raises sophisticated questions concerning what it means to test a theory and how one can test in an environment in which an error model unconstrained by theory is essential to judging empirical fit."---Andrew Caplin, Journal of Economics and Philosophy

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