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While people on all sides of the political spectrum were amazed that Donald Trump won the Republican nomination this paper demonstrates that Trump's victory was not a crazy event but rather the equilibrium outcome of a multi-candidate race where one candidate, the buffoon, is viewed as likely to...
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Some companies engage in mass fundraising - where thousands of recipients are asked to make small donations - in addition to their core business. Via a corpo-rate social responsibility (CSR) channel this may increase sales. However, recent research uncovered significant "ask avoidance" which, if...
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In an artefactual field experiment we implement a crowdfunding campaign for a club good-an institute's summer party … survey experiment on M-Turk indicates that the term "donation" triggers more positive emotional responses, and that emotions …
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We present evidence from a natural field experiment and structural model to shed light on the efficacy of alternative …
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We present evidence from a natural field experiment designed to shed light on the efficacy of fundraising schemes in …
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We present evidence from a natural field experiment designed to shed light on the efficacy of fundraising schemes in …
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We present evidence from a natural field experiment and structural model designed to shed light on the efficacy of … individual donations. We conclude by providing evidence from a follow-up natural field experiment designed to probe further the …
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-range donations which are relevant in practice. In a randomized field experiment conducted in conjunction with the Bavarian State …
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We study the effects of reputation and competition in a stylized market for experience goods. If interaction is anonymous, such markets perform poorly: sellers are not trustworthy, and buyers do not trust sellers. If sellers are identifiable and can, hence, build a reputation, efficiency...
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We study the effects of reputation and competition in a trust game. If trustees are anonymous, outcomes are poor: trustees are not trustworthy, and trustors do not trust. If trustees are identifiable and can, hence, build a reputation, efficiency quadruples but is still at only a third of the...
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