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behavior & inequality

briq is a research platform seeking to advance innovative thinking about the sources and consequences of inequality while pushing the frontiers of behavioral economics research.

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  • upcoming event

    October 19, 2017: Short Lecture Series with Ran Spiegler

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  • upcoming event

    October 24, 2017: Applied Micro Workshop with Emir Kamenica "Coming apart? Lives of the rich and the poor over time"

     

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  • press release

    briq and the Bonn Graduate School of Economics sign agreement to support young scholars

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  • featured article

    In one of his recent working papers, Simon Jäger analyzes substitutability between workers within a firm based on German Social Security records. His findings are also published in the CLS Blue Sky Blog.

     

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  • upcoming event

    November 9 - 11, 2017: briq Workshop on Structural Analysis of Inequality - Detailed information available soon!

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  • upcoming event

    November 13, 2017: Short Lecture Series with Sandro Ambuehl - Detailed information available soon!

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  • news article (german)

    How do risk and time preferences relate to the wealth of nations? The Global Preferences Survey investigates empirical relevance.

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  • featured project

    The Global Preferences Survey is a globally representative dataset on risk and time preferences, reciprocity, altruism, and trust.

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  • past event

    briq Summer School in Behavioral Economics July 10 - 14, 2017 (by invitation only)

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  • past event

    briq – Institute on Behavior & Inequality celebrated its official opening ceremony on September 27, 2017 (by invitation only).

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people of briq

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Researchers at briq are dedicated to enhancing our understanding of inequality, human capital, labor markets, and behavioral economics. briq cooperates with institutions and universities, connecting innovative researchers and cross-disciplinary experts.

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visiting program

To advance the exchange of ideas, we have initiated a visiting program for extended research visits (1 to 12 months). We provide a productive research environment and offer a compensation package including travel, accommodation, teaching buyouts, and an honorarium. briq also invites researchers for short-term visits and to take part in summer schools, workshops, and our regular research seminar.

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Stefanie Sauter
stefanie.sauter@briq-institute.org
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contact

briq
Institute on Behavior & Inequality
Schaumburg-Lippe-Straße 5-9
53113 Bonn
Germany

contact@briq-institute.org

+49 (228) 3894-714