On February 21, the Director of LINEEX, Penélope Hernández introduced at the COTEC Foundation  the impact of the behavioural experimental...

¿Are we willing to pay the same for a beer depending on where it is sold? Why are there less available taxis in rainy days? These questions and others related with decision making are within the scope of experimental and behavioural economics

PhD in economics and current professor in the University of País Vasco, she obtains the award thanks to her research focused on experimental economics and game theory.

LINEEX's objective is to obtain useful and reliable data, thanks to a rigurous recruitment process and the running of experiments in a completely controlled environment. Those protocols can have applications beyond consumer behaviour, reaching areas such as medicine.

We show you a series of videos and links to documents that will help you to better understand what is behavioural economics about, cornerstone of Lineex and of the experiments we carry out

Today, the 8th of July 2016, LINEEX has achieved its historical record in terms of number of experiments and participants. In 6 months only, LINEEX has developed 100 sessions and more than 4,100 people have participated making decisions in our lab.

LINEEX has executed the first lab large scale synchronised experiment together with the University of Amsterdam. After runningt 8 sessions with 800 participants (each session with 100 participants) we are proud of having developed the first simultaneous session with interconnected participants from the University of Valencia and Amsterdam.