Competitive Markets
    --Double Auction (basic supply and demand)   Class 1  Class 2   Class 3   Class 4   Class 5   Class 6   Class 7   Class 8    Class 9   Class 10   Class 11 Class 12 Class 13
    --Call market   Class 1   Class 2

    --taxes on buyers   Class 1   Class 2
    --taxes on sellers   Class 1   Class 2

Production Function experiments   Class 1   Class 2   Classes 3   Classes 4

Production Possibilities experiments    Class 4   Class 5  (Joint PPF)

Monopoly and Oligopoly Markets   Class 1    Class 2    Class 3    Class 4

Common Pool Resources Problem  (effort levels or "extraction ratres" are higher than predicted.  Over-extraction is the overexploitation of the common resource that we call "tradegy of the commons.")     Class 1      Class 2      Class 3

Ultimatum Bargaining
        class 1 (treatment #1 gave fixed payment of $8 to responder, treatment #2 allowed for counter-offer on shrunken pie)
        class 2 (treatment #1 is basic ultimatum game, treatment #2 gives responder the 'squish' option)
        class 3 (treatment #1 is a basic $100 ultimatum game, treatment #2 gives responder a fixed payment of $25 each round)
                                     Rejection Rates Data (from a class with $100 ultimatum experiment)
Statistical Discrimination
    classes 1
Voluntary Contributions for Public Goods
class 1 (treatment 2 has higher return to investing token to group, though incentive is still to free ride (i.e., contribute nothing to group).  Efficient outcome is to contribute all tokens)
class 2 (treatment 1 has high incentive to invest to group, though the prediction is still to contribute nothing.  Treatment 2 has a zero 'personal' incentive to invest, though investing still generates group               earnings.  Efficient outcome in both treatments is to contribute all tokens.)
class 3  (treatment one is groups of 5, treatment two has one group of 15)
class 4  (treatment one is groups of 3, treatment two has one group of 15)
class 5  (treatment one is groups of 3, treatment two has one group of 15)

Bayes rule probability elicitation).   The results show the tendency to overweight low probability events and underweight high probability events.  I have included separate graphs for the treatments on a rare event (prior odds of just 4% occurrence).  The rare event treatment is one of the 4 treatments show in the data on all treatments.
ALL TREATMENTS TOGETHER   Class 1      Class 2      Class 3    
(RARE EVENT TREATMENTS ONLY)  Class 1      Class 2      Class 3