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New article, co-authored by Imre Fertő, and Zoltán Bakucs in the journal Agris Read more

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Imre Fertő was elected a member of AES (Agricultural Economic Society) Executive Committee Read more

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New article by Péter Biró, and Gergely Csáji in the journal Games and Economic Behavior Read more

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Economic Preferences across Generations and Family Clusters: A Comment

Chowdhury, Sutter and Zimmermann (2022) assessed the risk, time, and social preferences of family members in rural Bangladesh, presenting two main findings. First, there is a strong and positive association between family members’ preferences, even when controlling for personality traits and family background. Second, families can be grouped into two clusters: approximately 20% of the […]

Endogenous language use and patience

The linguistic-savings hypothesis posits that the grammatical marking of future events in languages is linked to future-oriented behavior. Recent experimental studies have suggested patience as a possible mechanism connecting language use and future-oriented behavior by exogenously manipulating what language is used. Our paper explores the association between patience and the language that people naturally use, […]

John von Neumann’s game-theoretic legacy

John von Neumann (Budapest, 1903–Washington D.C., 1957) was an exceptional polymath, who made fundamental contributions to mathematical logics, functional analysis, quantum mechanics, game theory, computer architecture and automata theory. In this brief paper, I shall review the game-theoretic results of von Neumann and their legacy in an informal way.