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Susanne Neckermann is research fellow at ZEW. She works in close cooperation with the research unit "Labour Markets, Human Resources and Social Policy".
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Kosfeld, Michael and Susanne Neckermann (2011), Getting more work for nothing? Symbolic Awards and Worker Performance, American Economic Journal: Microeconomics. Download
Bradler, Christiane, Robert Dur, Susanne Neckermann and Arjan Non (2013), Employee Recognition and Performance: A Field Experiment, ZEW Discussion Paper No. 13-017, Mannheim. Download
Levitt, Steven D., John A. List, Susanne Neckermann and Sally Sadoff (2012), The Behavioralist Goes to School: Leveraging Behavioral Economics to Improve Educational Performance, ZEW Discussion Paper No. 12-038, Mannheim. Download
Neckermann, Susanne, Reto Cueni and Bruno S. Frey (2012), Awards at Work, ZEW Discussion Paper No. 12-004, Mannheim. Download
10.-11.2011: The University of Chicago, US
07.2011: The University of Chicago, US
01.2011: The University of Chicago, US
09.-11.2010: The University of Chicago, US
03.2010: Institute for Empirical Research in Economics, Zurich, CH, Chair Bruno S Frey
02.2010: The University of Chicago, US, Department of Economics, Prof John List
Workshop, Behavioural Personnel Economics,
ZEW, Mannheim, Germany, 2011
Robert Dur, Dr. Susanne Neckermann,
Workshop, Social Relations in the Workplace,
Rotterdam, Netherlands, 2010,
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Dr. Susanne Neckermann, Christiane Bradler,
Workshop, Behavioural Personnel Economics,
ZEW/Lanz Carré, Germany, 2011
2010: More Work for Nothing? Symbolic Awards and Worker Performance,
EEA,
Glasgow, United Kingdom
2010: Favors,
Research Seminar in Applied Microeconomics,
Köln, Germany
2010: More Work for Nothing? Symbolic Awards and Worker Performance,
Sino-German Workshop in Experimental Economics,
Chengdu, China - People's Republic
2010: Awards at Work,
Applied Micro and Econometrics Seminar,
University of Mannheim, Germany
2010: Getting more work for nothing?,
Applied Micro Lunch Seminar,
Chicago, United States of America (USA)
FS 2011: Bloc seminar "Behavioral personnel economics",
University of Mannheim
HS 2011: Lecture and tutorial "Personnel Economics",
University of Mannheim
HS 2010: Lecture and tutorial "Personnel Economics",
University of Mannheim
Efficient Incentive Systems in Science – An Experimental Analysis
Cash is King? - A study on the effect of non-material incentive schemes in complex task environments
SEEK-Project 2011: Incentives and Creativity – Enhancing Innovation in Europe's Knowledge Economies