Professor Ralph-Christopher Bayer
Position | Professor |
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Org Unit | Economics |
ralph.bayer@adelaide.edu.au | |
Telephone | +61 8 8313 4666 |
Mobile | +61 4 0826 6155 |
Location |
Floor/Room
4
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Nexus 10
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North Terrace
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Biography/ Background
Ralph-C Bayer joined the School of Economics at the University of Adelaide in 2002 after completing his PhD at the London School of Economics. During his tenure at Adelaide, Professor Bayer has established AdLab -- the Adelaide Laboratory for Experimental Economics, one of the first experimental laboratories for Economics in Australia. Professor Bayer currently is the director of AdLab. Ralph’s research focuses on experimental economics and behavioural game theory, with a keen interest in public economics, industrial organisation and sports economics. Professor Bayer's research has been published in leading Economics Journals. He has presented his work at numerous conferences and invited seminars all around the world. Professor Bayer is currently serving as one of the two editors of the Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics.
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Qualifications
* Ph.D. Economics, 2002, London School of Economics (Advisor: Frank Cowell)
* Diplom Volkswirt (comparable to MA Economics), 1997, University of Cologne, ranked first for the year
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Research Interests
Prof Bayer's research focuses on behavioural economics, experimental economics and game theory. Prof Bayer is particularly interested in explaining why humans' behaviour regularly deviates from what standard game theory predicts. His experimental studies focus on limited cognitive abilities, social preferences and reciprocity. In more traditional work Prof Bayer has worked extensively on topics related to tax evasion of individuals and firms and on questions related to market structure and conduct.
Prof Bayer has been the principal investigator of two ARC Discovery Projects. One project is aiming at designing methods and procedures for an effective and efficient coporate tax enforcement, while the other project (together with Paul Pezanis-Christou) researches efficient ways to sell multiple objects in auctions.
Prof Bayer currently is a principal investigator on a project for the International Olympic Committee that looks at innovative mechanisms for doping prevention (together with Liam Lenten from Latrobe University).
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Publications
For my publications please go to my university research profile by clicking on the blue button above.
For recent working papers please see
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Files
- Participant Information Sheet - Strata - Strata_Wilkening_PLS.pdf [185.1K] (application/pdf)
- Participant Information Sheet for contests experiments - participant-information-sheet_contests.pdf [350.4K] (application/pdf)
- Participant Information Sheet H-2024-101 - Attachment_1_Participant_information_sheet_V2_24042024.pdf [118.4K] (application/pdf)
- CV (updated May 2019) - cv_05-2019.pdf [224.8K] (application/pdf)
- Governance Study - governance_light.pdf [98.4K] (application/pdf)
- Instructions for the paper "Cognitive abilities and behavior in strategic form games" - supplement.pdf [245.0K] (application/pdf)
- Supplementary material to network externality paper - supplement_network.rar [109.4K] (application/rar)
- Bibtex database - combine.bib [3.0MB] (text/plain)
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Media Expertise
Categories Economics & Finance Expertise Behavioural Economics; Experimental Economics; Public Finance; Tax Evasion; Competition Policy Mobile 0408 266 155 After hours 0408 266 155
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Entry last updated: Monday, 28 Oct 2024
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