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Field Notes for Lena · 8 October 2026

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Job Seekers’ Beliefs and Preferences over Wages and Benefits: Experimental Evidence from Online Job Boards

CEPR Discussion Paper 22014 · Labour Economics

Why for you: An experiment on a job board, the same setting as your search-frictions project. Check how they elicit beliefs before you finalise your survey.

Voice AI in Firms: A Natural Field Experiment on Automated Job Interviews

CESifo Working Paper 12984 · via NEP-HRM, 21 Sep 2026

Why for you: Field evidence on AI in hiring, the topic of the second chapter you listed. A likely citation, and possibly a discussant match.

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