This video is part of an online video course on programming in z-Tree that was hosted by WiSo Research Lab in cooperation with WiSo Graduate School, University of Hamburg. Find all materials, slides and video files here: https://doi.org/10.25592/uhhfdm.1026
1. Introduction to ztree (Package 1, Videos 1_1 to 1_7)
1. Program architecture
2. Preconditions for programming
2. Principles of Behavorial Economics (Package 2, Video 2)
1. The two basis Problems
2. De gustibus non est disputandum
3. Single-Person Game without interaction: Lotteries (Package 2, Videos 3_1 to 3_3)
1. Idea
2. How to get them into the Computer
4. Treatment Structure (Package 3, Videos 4_1 to 4_3)
5. Fairness Preferences (Package 5, Video 5_1 to 5_2)
6. Interactive Games (Package 6, Videos 6_1 to 6_2)
7. Sequential Games (Package 7, Videos 7_1 to 7_2)
9. (named 8 in slides): Social Dilemma (Package 8, Video 8)
1. Public Goods
2. Natural Resources
10. (named 9 in slides): More zTree: Layout and Advanced Commands (Package 9, Videos 9_1 to 9_3)
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<p><p>The Course introduces to the basics of programming in z-Tree and principals of behavorial economics.</p></p>
<p><p>It is taught by Prof. Dr. Andreas Nicklisch (FHGR Graubünden) and was originally recorded for the Graduate School of the WiSo Faculty of Hamburg University in the summer term 2020.</p></p>
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