Activitats
Divendres, 26 Febrer 2021
Dia · Setmana
13:15
Bellaterra MicroLab
Descripció:
David Pérez-Castrillo.
Discord.
Ubicació: Online
Data: Divendres 26, Febrer de 2021 - 13:15h
Dilluns, 1 Març, 2021
13:15
"Knowledge Teams, Careers and Gender"
Descripció:
Guido Friebel (Goethe University).
With Cagatay Bircan (EBRD) and Tristan Stahl (Goethe).
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82851535137?pwd=eVVUakxsVC9DdzRHTktPV0plOHhJZz09.
Ubicació: Online
Data: Dilluns 1, Març de 2021 - 13:15h
Dimecres, 3 Març, 2021
15:30
Bellaterra Macro Seminar
Descripció:
Marco Basetto (Minn FED).
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82851535137?pwd=eVVUakxsVC9DdzRHTktPV0plOHhJZz09.
Ubicació: Online
Data: Dimecres 3, Març de 2021 - 15:30h
18:00
"La Gestión de la Experiencia del Cliente"
Descripció:
A cargo de José Luis Chouza Rodriguez, Caixa Bank Payments & Consumer.
Ubicació: Aula 20 i via Teams
Data: Dimecres 3, Març de 2021 - 18:00h
Dijous, 4 Març, 2021
13:15
"The impact of far-right candidates on election outcomes"
Descripció:
Chloe Nibourel (Stockholm School of Economics).
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82851535137?pwd=eVVUakxsVC9DdzRHTktPV0plOHhJZz09.
Ubicació: Online
Data: Dijous 4, Març de 2021 - 13:15h
15:00
Webinar Seminar: ¿Checking and Sharing Alt-Facts¿
Descripció:
Sergei Guriev (SciencesPo) with E. Henry and E. Zhuravskaya.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83767718239?pwd=Y0E2dzMxeFNxdnBtWVloZEU4aDZEdz09#success.
Abstract:
Using an online randomized experiment in the context of the 2019 European elections campaign in France, we study how fact-checking affects sharing of false news on social media. We exposed a random sample of French voting-age Facebook users to statements on the role of the European Union made by the far-right populist party Rassemblement National. A randomly selected subgroup of participants was also presented with factchecking of these statements; another subgroup was offered a choice whether to view the fact-checking information. Then, all participants could choose whether to share the false statements on their Facebook pages. We show that (i) both imposed and voluntary fact-checking reduce sharing of false statements by about 45%; (ii) the size of the effect is similar between imposed and voluntary fact-checking; and (iii) each additional click required to share false statements substantially reduces sharing. These results inform the debate about policy proposals aimed at limiting propagation of false news on social media.
Ubicació: Online
Data: Dijous 4, Març de 2021 - 15:00h
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