08:30

Doors Open & Registration

09:00

Session 1: Cultural and Social Forces in Markets and Organizations

• Cultural and Normative Origins of Markets
  (Joel Mokyr, Northwestern University)
• Social Forces and Market Outcomes
  (Leo Bursztyn, University of Chicago)
• Social Preferences and Social Norms in Developing Economies
  (Supreet Kaur, University of California, Berkeley)

Chair: Roberto A. Weber

10:50

Coffee Break – Lichthof (Atrium)

11:20

Session 2: Determinants of Social Preferences

• How the Social Environment Affects Children’s Social Preferences
  (Armin Falk, University of Bonn)
• The Influence of Self-Governance and Market Interactions on Social Preferences
  (Devesh Rustagi, University of Warwick)

Chair: Björn Bartling

12:30

Lunch – Lichthof (Atrium)

13:45

Session 3: The Prevalence and Predictive Power of Social Preferences

• Social Preferences and Negative Externalities
  (Florian Schneider, University of Copenhagen)
• The Prevelence and Predictive Power of Distributional Preferences
  (Julien Senn,  University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
• The Role of Social Preferences in Sustainable Investments
  (Paul Smeets, University of Amsterdam)

15:30

Coffee Break – Lichthof (Atrium)

16:00

Session 4: Social Preferences and Climate Economics

• Social Preferences and the Regulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  (Klaus Schmidt, LMU Munich)
• Climate Justice 
  (Abhijit Banerjee, University of Zurich / MIT)

17:15

End

08:30

Doors Open & Registration

09:00

Session 5: Social Preferences in Organizations and Labor Markets

• Social Preferences and Social Norms in Organizations and Labor Markets
  (Zoe Cullen, Harvard University)
• CEO Prosociality and Layoffs
  (Ulrike Malmendier, University of California, Berkeley)
• Social Preferences, Sorting, and ‘Good Work'
  (Roberto A. Weber, University of Zurich)

Chair: Nick Netzer

10:50

Coffee Break – Lichthof (Atrium)

11:20

Session 6: Equality of Opportunity and Unfair Inequality

• How to Measure Unfair Inequalities
  (Paul Hufe, University of Bristol)
• Fairness in a World of Unequal Opportunity
  (Alexander Cappelen, Norwegian School of Economics)

Chair: Ronak Jain

12:30

Lunch – Obere Mensa (Upper Cafeteria)

13:45

Session 7: Welfare Economics, Image Concerns, Incomplete Contracts

• Consensual Virtues, Divisive Values: How Image Concerns Shape Prosocial Behavior and the Quest for Common Ground
  (Jean Tirole, Toulouse School of Economics)
• Implications of Social Preferences for Welfare Economics
  (Maya Eden, University of Zurich)
• Social Preferences and Incomplete Contracts
  (Oliver Hart, Harvard University)

Chair: Joachim Voth

15:30

Coffee Break – Lichthof (Atrium)

16:00

Panel Discussion: Important Unresolved Questions and How to Address Them?

• Leo Bursztyn (University of Chicago)
• Colin Camerer (California Institute of Technology)
• Roberto A. Weber (University of Zurich)

• Ekaterina Zhuravskaya (Paris School of Economics)

Chair: Tore Ellingsen