Economic Science Laboratory
Boundary-free economics exploration.
The Economic Science Laboratory is paving the way for the future of economics.
With a focus on experimental research, the ESL explores cutting-edge research questions on complex economic concepts—then finds ways to apply those findings not just in economics, but in many other areas of business, including accounting, management and marketing.
Experiments
Conducting Experiments
The ESL is committed to supporting the cutting-edge research of our members. Explore our policies and procedures, state-of-the-art facilities, funding opportunities and help and support resources.
Participating in Experiments
If you’re interested in participating in a research study conducted by an ESL member—or exploring current experiment opportunities, compensation and what to expect—learn more or sign in now.
Economic Science Laboratory Interview Project
The research and findings produced by the ESL serve as an important educational tool. To make the work of the ESL easily accessible to all, the lab started the ESL Interview Project, recording pertinent conversations with past and present lab members.
Explore the ESL
Our History
The University of Arizona has a long and distinguished tradition of experimental economics. The Economics Science Laboratory has helped continue that tradition—gathering data that has served as the basis for hundreds of publications—since its opening in 1985.
Our People
The ESL is home to cutting-edge experimental research in social science—all thanks to our talented director (Eller Professor of Economics Charles Noussair), staff, faculty associates, graduate students and research associates.
Contact Us
By Phone
520-626-4643 office
By Email
General Inquiries
kiser@arizona.edu
By Mail
McClelland Hall 417
The University of Arizona
P.O. Box 210108
Tucson, AZ 85721-0108