1 Dr. Fabian Paetzel. Curriculum Vitae. Dr. rer. pol. Fabian Paetzel

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1 1 Dr. Fabian Paetzel Curriculum Vitae Dr. rer. pol. Fabian Paetzel Contact Behavioral Economics Department of Economics Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg Holstenhofweg Hamburg Germany Internet: Tel: +49 (0) Date of birth: August 12, 1980 Marital status: Married (two children) Anne-Frank-Str. 31, Bremen Employment since April 2015 April 2011 Mar Jan Mar Assistant Professor (Akademischer Rat), Coordinator of the DFG Research Unit FOR2104: Need-based Justice and Distribution Procedures Manager of Experimental Lab at Assistant Professor, Uni Bremen Manager of Experimental Lab Uni Bremen Research Assistant, University Bremen Education March 2011 October 2007 October 2004 Ph.D. in Economics with summa cum laude, University Bremen Diploma in Economics with distinction, University of Kiel B.Sc. in Economics (Vordiplom), University of Kiel Research Visits Dec Dec Jun. - Aug Oct. Nov Vienna University of Economics and Business Vienna University of Economics and Business Institute for the World Economy, Kiel University of Innsbruck

2 2 Dr. Fabian Paetzel Grants & Scholarships 2017 Support of Application for FOR2104: German Research Foundation, Research Unit Need-based justice and distribution procedures, Spokesperson: Prof. Dr. Stefan Traub), , 2.9 Mio. Euro Research Grant, ifw-kiel, MEDAM, Mercator Foundation Research Grant, University of Freiburg Research Grant, Thyssen Foundation Support of Application for FOR2104: German Research Foundation, Research Unit Need-based justice and distribution procedures, Spokesperson: Prof. Dr. Stefan Traub), , 2.8 Mio. Euro Research Grant, 2012 Research Grant, 2012 Travel Grant of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) 2011 Scholarship for Nobel-prize meeting in Lindau 2010 Research Grant, Bremer Gesellschaft für Wirtschaftsforschung 2008 Scholarship for Sino-German Summer School in Chengdu Memberships in Professional Organizations: American Economic Association (AEA) Gesellschaft für experimentelle Wirtschaftsforschung (GfeW) Economic Science Association (ESA) European Economic Association (EEA) Verein für Socialpolitik (VfS) Refereering Games and Economic Behavior, Theory and Decision, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Journal of Economic Psychology, Review of Behavioral Economics, Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics, Journal of Politics, Journal of Economic Interaction and Coordination, Homo Oeconomicus, African Journal of Agricultural Research University Services Organization of the Economics Research Seminar (Uni Bremen and ) Member of Managing Board (Centre for Social Policy Research, Uni Bremen) Employee representative (Centre for Social Policy Research, Uni Bremen) Member of the Publication Committee (Centre for Social Policy Research, Uni Bremen)

3 3 Dr. Fabian Paetzel References Prof. Dr. Stefan Traub Behavioral Economics Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg Tel: +49(0) Prof. Dr. Rupert Sausgruber Public Economics Vienna University of Economics and Business Tel: +43(0) Prof. Dr. Dr. Ulrich Schmidt Public Economics Kiel University Tel: +49(0)

4 4 Dr. Fabian Paetzel Papers in Refereed Journals Publications Lorenz, J., Paetzel F. and Tepe M.: Just don't call it a tax! Framing in an experiment on voting and redistribution (Forthcoming in: Journal of Experimental Political Science) Paetzel, F. and Traub, S. (2017): Skewness-adjusted Social Preferences: Experimental Evidence on the Relation between Inequality, Elite Behavior and Economic Efficiency. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics 68: Greiff, M. and Paetzel, F. (2016): Second-Order Beliefs in Reputation Systems with Endogenous Evaluations An Experimental Study. Games and Economic Behavior 97: Kittel, B., Paetzel,F. and Traub, S. (2015): Competition, Income Distribution, and the Middle Class: An Experimental Study. Journal of Applied Mathematics 501. Greiff, M. and Paetzel, F. (2015): Incomplete Information Strengthens the Effectiveness of Social Approval. Economic Inquiry 53(1): Paetzel F., Sausgruber R., Traub S. (2014): Social Preferences and Voting on Reform: An Experimental Study. European Economic Review 70: Lorenz J., Paetzel F. and Schweitzer F. (2013): Redistribution Spurs Growth by Using a Portfolio Effect on Risky Human Capital. PLoS ONE 8(2): e Working Papers Less sensitive reputation spurs cooperation: An experiment on noisy reputation systems, [jointly with Matthias Greiff]. (2 nd Revision resubmitted, Games and Economic Behavior) Cognitive Ability and In-group Bias - An Experimental Study, [jointly with Rupert Sausgruber]. (Revision resubmitted, Journal of Public Economics) Transparency diminishes framing-effects in an experiment on voting and redistribution, [jointly with Jan Lorenz and Markus Tepe]. (Revision resubmitted, European Journal of Political Economy) Power Illusion in Coalition Bargaining: An Experimental Analysis, [jointly with Nicola Maaser and Stefan Traub]. (Revision requested, Games and Economic Behavior) The Effect of System Inefficiency on Voting on Redistribution. Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment [jointly with Jan Lorenz, Maximilian Lutz and Markus Tepe]. (Submitted to Comparative Political Studies) Recognition of needs in a dictator game: Experimental evidence on information-sensitive giving behavior, [jointly with Sabine Neuhofer, Manuel Schwaninger and Stefan Traub, Submission 01/2018]. A little uncertainty diminishes social preferences, [jointly with Ulrich Schmidt, Submission 03/2018]. Social Identity and Cheating, [jointly with Sarah Necker, Submission 05/2018].

5 5 Dr. Fabian Paetzel Books and Book Chapters Nicklisch, Andreas, und Fabian Paetzel (2018): Need-based Justice and Distribution Procedures: The Perspective of Economics, erscheint in: B. Kittel und S. Traub (Hrsg.): Need-based Distributive Justice: An Interdisciplinary Perspective, Heidelberg: Springer. Fabian Paetzel (2011). Ungleichheit, Wachstum und Soziale Präferenzen. Campus Verlag, Frankfurt and New York Work in Progress Ethnic Diversity and Redistribution, [jointly with Gianluca Grimalda, Sigrid Suetens and Andreas Friedl, Submission 2018]. Social Identity and Discrimination, [jointly with Daniel Müller]. Negative Shocks and Expectations, [jointly with Steven Bosworth, Matthias Greiff and Philipp Krügel]. Cooperation and assortative matching, [jointly with Steven Bosworth and Matthias Greiff]. Exogenous Expectations and Reputation, [jointly with Steven Bosworth and Matthias Greiff]. Skewness-adjusted Social Preferences: Elite-behavior. Social Participation and Need-based Justice, [jointly with Meike Benker]. Reciprocity and the Dynamic Interplay of Redistribution and Effort: An Experimental Study, [jointly with Bernhard Kittel and Stefan Traub]. Resistance to Reform and Redistribution [jointly with Rupert Sausgruber and Stefan Traub]. Non-refereed Articles "Die Politische Okonomie von Reformen und der Status-Quo-Bias", ZeS report 19, 1 (2014), "Soziale Präferenzen als Transmissionskanal zwischen Ungleichheit und Wachstum: Ein makroökonomisches Laborexperiment", ZeS report 16, 1 (2011), "4. Treffen der Ökonomie-Nobelpreisträger in Lindau: Ein Erfahrungsbericht", ZeS report 15, 2 (2011), 22-23

6 6 Dr. Fabian Paetzel Presentations European Meeting of Economic Science Association Vienna, Austria Title: Recognition of needs in a dictator game: Experimental evidence on information-sensitive giving behavior September 2017 Verein für Socialpolitik Vienna, Austria Title: Entitlements and Loyalty in Groups September 2017 San Diego, USA Title: A little uncertainty diminishes social preferences June 2017 Microeconomics Workshop at the University of Lüneburg Lüneburg, Germany Title: Entitlements and Loyalty in Groups March 2017 Invited Talk at the University of Lüneburg Lüneburg, Germany Title: Entitlements and Loyalty in Groups Jan 2017 European Meeting of Economic Science Association Bergen, Norway Title: Entitlements and Loyalty in Groups September 2016 GfeW-Conference Hamburg, Germany Title: Just don`t call it a tax! Framing in an exp. on voting and redistribution September 2015 European Meeting of Economic Science Association Heidelberg, Germany Title: Just don`t call it a tax! Framing in an exp. on voting and redistribution September 2015 Research Seminar at Walter Eucken Institute Freiburg, Germany Title: Group Identity and Deservingness Perceptions: An Experimental Study May 2015 Behavioral Research Seminar at Kiel Institute for the World Economy Kiel, Germany Title: Group Identity and Deservingness Perceptions: An Experimental Study Apr 2015 Research Seminar at University of Giessen Giessen, Germany Title: Dynamic Effects of Redistribution: A Real-Effort Experiment Jan 2013 Annual Congress of European Economic Association Malaga, Spain Title: Inequality, Social Preferences, and Growth: Some Experimental Evidence Aug 2012 New York, USA Title: Dynamic Effects of Redistribution: A Real-effort Experiment Jun 2012 Seminar of Public Finance Wuppertal, Germany Title: Reaching for the Stars: An Experimental Study of Social Approval Jan 2012 Chicago, USA Title: Reaching for the Stars: An Experimental Study of Social Approval Jul 2011 Workshop: Positive and Normative Aspects of Distributive Justice Bremen, Germany Title: Inequality and Growth: Are Social Preferences the Transmission? Mar 2011 Copenhagen, Denmark Title: Inequality, Social Preferences, and Growth Jul 2010 Seminar of Public Finance Marburg, Germany Title: Inequality, Social Preferences, and Growth: A Macro-experiment Jun 2009 Invited Talk at the University of Clausthal Clausthal, Germany Title: Inequality, Social Preferences, and Growth: A Macro-experiment Dec rd Nordic Conference of Exp. and Behavioral Economics Copenhagen, Denmark Title: Inequality, Social Preferences, and Growth: A Macro-experiment Nov 2008 GfeW-Conference Mannheim, Germany Title: Inequality and Growth: Are Social Preferences the Transmission? Oct 2008 European Regional Meeting of Economic Science Association Lyon, France Title: Inequality and Growth: Are Social Preferences the Transmission? Sep 2008 LABSI International Conference Salerno, Italy Title: Inequality, Social Preferences, and Growth: Some Experimental Findings Sep 2008 Conference: Dynamics of Human Happiness Bremen, Germany Title: Inequality, Social Preferences, and Growth: A Macro-experiment Sep 2008

7 7 Dr. Fabian Paetzel Courses Taught Teaching Experimental Economics Level: Bachelor Spring 2018 Master Thesis Colloquium Level: Master Spring 2017 Behavioral Political Economy Level: Master Fall 2016 Microeconomics Level: Master Winter 2015/2016 Organizer of HSU-Seminar Level: Phd Fall 2015 Organizer of the Brown Bag Seminar Level: Phd 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011 Lecture and classes: Growth Theory Level: Bachelor, Master Spring 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008 Seminar: Experimental Research in Decision Making Level: Master, PhD Fall 2012 Lecture: International Economics School of Management Science, Bremen Level: Bachelor Spring 2009, Spring 2008 Seminar: Public Finance Level: Master Fall 2008 Seminar: Tax Theory Level: Master Spring 2008 Classes for: Introduction of Macroeconomics Level: Bachelor Fall 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009 Classes for: Social Policy Level: Master Fall 2010, Fall 2009 Classes for: Public Finance Level: Master Spring 2009, Spring 2008, Fall 2007, Spring 2007