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Natalia
Jiménez Jiménez Full Professor Dpto. de
Economía, Métodos Cuantitativos e Historia
Económica, Edificio 3, 3ª planta, despacho 19 Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Carretera de Utrera, Km 1 41013 Sevilla, Spain Tel: +34 954 977 608 |
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Teaching| Research interests| Publications| Submitted papers| Book chapters| Work in progress | Full CV Teaching (academic year 2023/24) § Introduction to Economics § Behavioral Economics
§ Labor Economics § Labor Markets and Voting § Cognitive Conflict § Taxation § Social networks § Social Preferences (Trust) and Coordination Games Publications § “Coordinated
and uncoordinated punishment in a team investment game” (with Calabuig, V., Olcina, G., & Rodriguez-Lara, I.) Theory and Decision (forthcoming). (manuscript) § “The
effect of wage proposals on efficiency and income distribution” (with Ezquerra, L., Gómez-Miñambres
& Kujal, P.) Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 216, 469-493 (2023). (manuscript) § “The
Effect of Initial Inequality on Meritocracy: A Voting Experiment on Tax Redistribution”
(with E. Molis-Bañales and A. Solano-García), Journal of Economic Behavior and
Organization, 182, 113-31 (2021). (manuscript) § “Thinking fast, thinking badly” (with I.
Rodriguez-Lara, J-R Tyran and E. Wengström), Economics Letters, 162, 41-44, (2018).
(manuscript) § “Job security and long-term investment: An
experimental analysis” (with G. Charness, R.
Cobo-Reyes, J.A. Lacomba and F. Lagos), European Economic Review, 95, 195 – 214, (2017). (abstract) § “Eliciting
real-life social networks: a guided tour” (with P. Brañas
Garza and G. Ponti), Journal of
Behavioral Economics for Policy, 1(1),
33 – 39, (2017). (manuscript) § “Experimentos económicos en el Mercado Laboral”. Revista de Economía Industrial, 403, 71-80, (2017). (manuscript)
Work in progress § “Gender
bias in redistributive preferences” (with M. Marino
& F. Passarelli). § “The
effect of tax avoidance in voting decisions: a real-effort task experiment” (with
E. Molis & A. Solano-García). § “The
design of ex-ante accounting information in social dilemmas. Effects on
cognitive conflict” (with L. Gómez-Ruiz and M.J. Sánchez-Expósito) § “Tax
evasion and preferences for redistribution” (with D. Foremny,
E. Molis & A. Solano-García). |