In press or forthcoming:

C. Eckel, C. Johnson, C. Montmarquette, and C. Rojas.  “Debt Aversion and the Demand for Loans for Post-Secondary Education.”  Forthcoming, Public Finance Review. pdf

C. Eckel and P. Grossman, “Do Donors Care About Subsidy Type:  An Experimental Study*”  Forthcoming, Research in Experimental Economics.  pdf

C. Eckel and P. Grossman, “Men, Women and Risk Aversion: Experimental Evidence.”  Forthcoming in Handbook of Experimental Results, edited by C. Plott and V. Smith.  New York, Elsevier.  pdf

C. Eckel and P. Grossman, “Differences in the Economic Decisions of Men and Women: Experimental Evidence.”  Forthcoming in Handbook of Experimental Results, edited by C. Plott and V. Smith.  New York, Elsevier. pdf

Working papers:

C. Eckel and R. Wilson, “Social Learning in Coordination Games: Does Status Matter?”.  May, 2006.  pdf

C. Eckel and P. Grossman, “Subsidizing Charitable Contributions in the Field:  Evidence from a Non-Secular Charity.”  May, 2006. pdf

C. Eckel and R. Wilson, “Initiating Trust: The Conditional Effects of Skin Color Among Strangers.”  Rice University, 2005. (under revision, email for availability)

R. Ashley, S. Ball, and C. Eckel, “Motives for Giving:  A Reanalysis of Two Classic Public Goods Experiments.”  Virginia Tech, June, 2005. pdf

C. Eckel and P. Grossman, “Subsidizing Charitable Giving: A Field Test Comparing Matching and Rebate Subsidies.”  Virginia Tech, February, 2005. pdf

C. Eckel and Philip Grossman, “Forecasting Risk Attitudes.”  Department of Economics, Virginia Tech, July 2000.  Revised January, 2006.  pdf

C. Eckel and R. Wilson, “Attractiveness and Trust: Does Beauty Confound Intuition?”  Department of Economics, Virginia Tech, March, 2004.  Revised, March, 2005. pdf

Evan Moore and C. Eckel, “Measuring Ambiguity Aversion.”  November, 2003. Revised January, 2006.  pdf

C. Eckel and Rick K. Wilson, “Social Learning in a Social Hierarchy: An Experimental Study.”  Presented at AAAS, February, 2000. pdf

C. Eckel and S. Ball, "Stars Upon Thars: Status and Discrimination in Ultimatum Game Experiments."  Revised March, 1998.  pdf

C. Eckel and R. Gilles, "Fairness in Ultimatum Bargaining with Outside Options: Experimental Evidence."  Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University , Department of Economics, Revised, August, 1997.  pdf

In progress:

S. Ball, C. Eckel, A. Ferguson, et al.  “What’s in a Name?”  Presented at the SEA meetings, New Orleans, November, 2004. slides