The Handbook of Experimental Economics

This comprehensive guide to laboratory experiments in economics is a must-read for any researcher looking to advance their understanding of this progressive research tool.

With contributions from leading experts in the field, including John H.

Kagel and Alvin E.

Roth, this book provides a critical survey of the results and methods of laboratory experiments in economics.

The authors adopt a unique methodological approach, emphasizing the importance of designing and conducting experiments that build on one another to elucidate the role of experimental studies in economics.

This book is essential reading for both specialists and nonspecialists looking to gain a deeper understanding of the field and its potential applications.