I received an EU Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action individual grant for the EcoDisc project (2022—2024). The project aimed to develop incentivized online experiments to evaluate preferences regarding discrimination, notably novel moral-based preferences, and to roll them out at a country level. Here I posted updates on the project.
Nov. 2022: start of EcoDisc.
April—June 2023: pilot experiment conducted and pilot presentation at NHH, AU, and CNEE workshop (Technical University of Denmark).
Aug. 2023: data collected for auxiliary experiment on estimating potential social desirability and experimenter demand effects.
Oct.—Dec 2023: data collected for the main experiment (for gender discrimination) in the UK and presentations at CNEE workshop (Copenhagen Business School), Maastricht, NHH, and SOFI (Stockholm University).
April—June 2024: presentation at CEBI (University of Copenhagen) and University of Stavanger.
Sept.—Nov. 2024: presentation at the Nordic Conference for Behavioral and Experimental Economics (Copenhagen), PIREAU workshop (Aarhus), and CNEE workshop (Lund University).
Nov. 2024: data collected for the extension experiment (for ethnic, gender, and LGBTQ+ status discrimination) in the UK, preparation of the working paper, and end of EcoDisc.
Feb.-March 2025: presentations at the University of Padova and the University of Innsbruck.
July 2025: the working paper entitled “Discrimination Preferences” is publicly available on SSRN.