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achieved under this simple mechanism and, in a controlled laboratory experiment, we find that players use a proportional rule …
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experiment in which participants decide on redistribution after performing a real effort task. Dependent on individual …
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We compare in a laboratory experiment two audit-based tax compliance mechanisms that collect fines from those found non …
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corruption and tax compliance. We explore this through a formal leniency program. In our experiment, we nest collusive corruption …
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Recent work in experimental economics on the effectiveness of rewards and punishments for promoting cooperation mainly examines decentralized incentive systems where all group members can reward and/or punish one another. Many self-organizing groups and societies, however, concentrate the power...
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The "grammar of trust" is one the most explored loci in game theory and behavioural economics. However, still much needs to be understood about the nature of trust in non-enforceable, personalised interactions, in markets and within organizations. This experimental study aims at contributing to...
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conduct a laboratory experiment where firms decide only about their production levels first, and the information they receive …
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choices from a laboratory experiment. The equilibrium predicts that the large battlefield receives more than a proportional …
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the effectiveness of these mechanisms in a one-shot public goods experiment. Voluntary participation has a positive effect …
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We examine the relationship between confidence in own absolute performance and risk attitudes using two confidence elicitation procedures: self-reported (non-incentivised) confidence and an incentivised procedure that elicits the certainty equivalent of a bet based on performance. The former...
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