The Methodology of Experimental Economics

Focusing on the methodology of experimental economics, this book offers a comprehensive analysis of the 'experimental revolution' and its philosophical underpinnings. Written by a philosopher of science, it critically examines the principles of experimental inference, exploring their strengths, limitations, and implications for the field. This work aims to deepen understanding of the experimental approach in economics, shedding light on its exciting developments and the philosophical questions that remain largely unaddressed.