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Parents’ transfer motives are important for understanding, e.g., macroeconomics, income (re)distribution, savings, and public finance. Using data from six biennial waves of the Health and Retirement Study 1992–2002, we estimate grouped tobit-type latent variable models with multi-level error...
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altruism. A fall in the population growth rate, even to negative values, will imply a reduction of the interest rate and an …
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colleagues, which in turn creates co-worker altruism. We study how financial incentives for productive activities can improve or …
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altruism. We show that allowing for private provision of health care, parallel to (free) treatment in a National Health Service …
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What determines remittances – altruism or enlightened self-interest - and do remittances trigger additional migration …
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-selection and allocation decisions of agents who differ in altruism towards clients. When bureaucrats are paid flat wages, they do … of the altruism distribution. We also show how client composition affects sorting and why street-level bureaucrats often …
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The paper considers a two-country model of overlapping generations heterogenous
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We assess whether public sector employees have a stronger inclination to serve others and are more risk averse than employees in the private sector. A unique feature of our study is that we use revealed rather than stated preferences data. Respondents of a large-scale survey were offered a...
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This paper points out the importance of Stochastic Dominance (SD) efficient sets being convex. We review
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This paper characterizes the optimal first-price auction (FPA) and second-price auction (SPA) for selling rights, contracts, or licenses that involve ensuing payoff uncertainty for the winning bidder. The distribution of the random payoff is common knowledge, except that bidders have private...
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