The school will focus on theoretical, experimental and behavioral approaches towards analyzing the economic implications of credence goods and will be taught by Rudolf Kerschbamer (University of Innsbruck) and Loukas Balafoutas (University of Exeter / University of Innsbruck). In addition, special sessions on selected topics in Environmental and Behavioral Economics/Finance will be held by Jürgen Huber, Esther Blanco, and Markus Walzl (University of Innsbruck).

Integrated in the schools' program is the two-day summit which brings together leading researchers who study theoretical, empirical, behavioral, or experimental aspects of un(ethical) behavior in markets. Keynotes will be provided by Marie-Claire Villeval (CNRS / University of Lyon) and Daniel Benjamin (UCLA Anderson School of Management).

The deadline for applications for both events is November 17.