Experimental Economics: Theory and Practice
by John A. List
Experimental Economics: Theory and Practice introduces the principles and applications of experimental economics. John A. List examines the relationship between economic theory, controlled experimentation, and practical inquiry, offering a focused resource for readers studying economics, research methods, and evidence-based analysis.
About This Book
Experimental Economics: Theory and Practice explores the field of experimental economics through its theoretical foundations and practical applications.
The book focuses on how experiments can contribute to the study of economic questions and behavior.
Written by John A. List, it presents experimental economics as a bridge between economic theory and observed evidence.
Its subject makes it relevant to readers interested in economics, research methods, and the practical use of experiments in social science.
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