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Job Market Paper: "Zombie International Currencies: The Pound Sterling 1945-1971"       

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The Center for Economic Behavior, Institutions and Design (CEBID) is dedicated to laboratory research in economics and related social sciences, with the broad aim of understanding economic behavior and instituitions, disciplined by economic theory.  Research is conducted in the Gregory Wachtler Experimental Economics Laboratory.  The Center also sponsors a regular workshop series with internal and external speakers.  Graduate and undergraduate classes on experimental economics use the lab.  Students may register to participate in experiments through this site as well.  Explore our Projects section to see examples of recent research done in CEBID.

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