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Experimental Economics is a category devoted to books that study economic behavior and institutions through controlled experiments with human participants. It includes works on laboratory, field, and online experiments that test and refine theories of markets, auctions, game theory, bargaining, public goods, risk and time preferences, and social preferences such as fairness and cooperation. The category spans textbooks, handbooks, and research monographs covering experimental design, incentives, measurement, statistical analysis, replication, and ethics, alongside empirical studies and policy applications. Emphasizing causal inference and evidence-based insights, these books bridge theory and practice, informing behavioral economics, mechanism and market design, and real-world decision-making in policy and business.

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