The methods of experimental economics have been becoming more and more widely used in the research of economics, business and other social science fields. In order to foster communication about the state-of-the-art research among scholars in or using experimental economics, we are pleased to announce 2016 Beijing Normal University Conference on Experimental Economics, which will be held from December 24th - 25th, 2016, at Beijing Normal University in Beijing, China.

We invite scholars to submit their work based on experiments of human subjects (either in the lab or in the field). We are particularly interested in the interesting research that interacts with one or more of the following fields: economic theory, development, labor, game theory, finance, marketing, education, political science and public policy. We are interested in receiving submission that either speaks to the implications of important economic theory or deepens our substantive knowledge about a particular developing country such as China.

It is our great honor to have Professor Yan Chen (University of Michigan) as the distinguished keynote speaker for this year’s conference.