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| Presenters |
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| Keynote Speakers |
| Botond Koszegi, Department of Economics, University of California, Berkeley - “Reference-Dependent Consumer Plans” |
| Ted O'Donoghue, Department of Economics, Cornell University - “Hyperbolic Discounting and Consumer Purchases of Storable Goods” |
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| Contributors |
| Yew-Kwang Ng, Department of Economics, Monash University:
“Policy Implications of Imperfectly Rational Behaviour and Happiness Studies” |
| Ian McDonald, Department of Economics, University of Melbourne -
"A Behavioural Economics Theory of Cost Push Inflation" |
| Vai-Lam Mui, Department of Economics, Monash University -
"Coordinating Collective Resistance through Communication and Repeated Interaction" |
| Nikos Nikiforakis, Department of Economics, University of Melbourne -
“The Fragility of Cooperation in a Public Good Experiment with Peer Punishment” |
| Elias L. Khalil, Department of Economics, Monash University -
“The Origin of Sin: A Two-Moment Theory of Integrity, Fairness and Other Internal Constraints” |
| Simon Angus, Department of Economics, Monash University -
“Inductive Reasoning & Communication Network Formation” |
| Lata Gangadharan, Department of Economics, University of Melbourne -
“Determinants of Income and Charitable Giving: A Real Effort Experiment” |
| Dyuti Banerjee, Department of Economics, Monash University -
“Copyright Protection: Theory and Experimental Analysis” |
