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REGISTER FOR ONLINE EVENT HERE Abstract The economic and operational performance of renewable energy projects depend on a multitude of factors, such as technical, economic, environmental, and climate-related factors. A comprehensive assessment of these factors is crucial for the success of a project, but this is hard due to their different nature, which makes trade-offs...
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This is an online seminar run by FERNFH, Austria - please join the talk with the link below. Online-event link: click here Abstract Tax avoidance is an issue that raises public concern in many countries. Internationally, this has become the focus of the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting initiative of the Organisation for Economic...
The 8th Workshop on Non-Market Valuation (WONV) will take place at the Leeds University Business School (UK) on the 13th-14th of June 2024. This year, the WONV is organised by the Centre for Decision Research. The scope of this edition is Non-Market Valuation and Decision Science. Researchers working on stated and revealed preferences or on...
The Centre for Decision Research (CDR) at Leeds University Business School is proud to host a one-day symposium dedicated to individual differences research in decision-making. The scope of this symposium is Greed, Darker Traits, and Decisions. Traits such as greed, those comprising the dark triad, and honesty/humility, have been associated with risk-taking, counterproductive work behaviours,...
BOOK HERE Abstract In psychology and neuroscience it is well accepted that decisions are controlled by at least two behavioural systems that are relatively independent: a model-based system which acts in accord with the expected value or utility of different options and a model-free or habitual system which acts automatically, ignoring expected utility and selecting...
Workshops Date(s) Title Notes 12-Jun-24 Individual Differences and Decision Making Symposium: Greed, Darker Traits, and Decisions Submission deadline 2-April-24 13-June-24 to 14-June-24 WONV - Non-Market Valuation and Decision Science Submission deadline 2-April-24
BOOK HERE Abstract In this talk I provide a summary of the last ten years’ research on dark nudges in gambling: exploitative design features which contribute to gambling-related harm. The Speaker Dr Philip Newall is a Lecturer at the University of Bristol’s School of Psychological Science. Previously, Philip completed a PhD at the University of...
BOOK HERE Abstract Time use and spatial behaviour are crucial to understanding how people live in cities and their interaction with transportation and urban systems. Most traditional research on mobility focuses on commuting trips and individual decision-making, performed mainly by a "usual" traveller. However, having more comprehensive perspectives on travel behaviour requires broadening the individual-based...
BOOK HERE Abstract How can we help managers and policy-makers tackle complex decisions? What is the role of decision analytics in the era of AI? What is the future of decision support? Nadia has been involved in numerous projects conducted with businesses with the aim of designing, developing and deploying decision support and AI-powered tools....