Classroom Games and Data

Create engaging classroom experiences with Summatic's experiments. Students get first-hand experience by playing interactive games with each other. Statistical and econometric analysis is brought closer to home using real classroom data. Results, charts, and regression analysis are shown in real time for instructors to discuss.

Microeconomics

Cournot Game

A Cournot competition game. Participants have the CEO role and are given a profit calculator based on own quantity and total quantity of others. They must assess the likely choices of other firms and make a decision.

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Double Auction Classroom Game

In this double auction classroom game, participants are divided into buyers and sellers. Each buyer/seller can buy/sell up to 1 unit of a good, and has a value/cost for receiving/providing the good. Participants make bids and asks over time, and in the analysis graphs, supply and demand are plotted, as is the history of matches.

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Nth Price Auction Experiment

An Nth price auction with independent private values.

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All-Pay Auction Experiment

An All-Pay auction with independent private values.

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All-Pay Auction Experiment - Strategies

In this experiment, participants will choose a strategy for an all-pay auction with a group size of 2. The average performance of each strategy will be shown, assuming that it is matched against a strategy of another randomly chosen participant.

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Econometrics: Classroom Data

Probit and Logit Classroom Experiment

In this experiment, participants are shown a price for a concert, and indicate whether they would purchase a ticket. Logit and Probit results are shown.

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Coming Soon

We are adding new experiments all the time, and here are some upcoming ones. Please also suggest your own: we can usually have one ready for you in 24hrs!

Game Theory: Arbitrary 2x2 Games | Beauty Contest Game | Centipede Game | Public Goods Game | Ultimatum Game | Risk Preferences | Time Preferences

Business: Willingness to Pay and Profit Functions

Data and Econometrics: Simple Regression | Multiple Regression