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of fairness and thus may change sellers’ decisions. We conduct ultimatum game experiments in which only the sellers are …
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, while feedback information is usually considered a public good. We apply both theoretical models and experiments to study …
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This economic experiment tests the positive relationship between perceived intention and positive reciprocity by …
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We explore the effects of listening to the music of AC/DC in a simple bargaining environment.
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In this paper we focus on the interaction between exogenous network structure and bargaining behavior in a laboratory experiment. Our main question is how competition and cooperation interact in bargaining environments based on networked versions of the investment game. We focus on 3-node...
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Using trust games, we study how promises and messages are used to build new trust where it did not previously exist and to rebuild damaged trust. In these games, trustees made non-binding promises of investment-contingent returns, then investors decided whether to invest, and finally trustees...
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We examine behavior in a three-player trust game in which the first player may invest in the second and the second may invest in the third. Any amount sent from one player to the next is tripled. The third player decides the final allocation among three players. The baseline treatment with no...
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When an employee in a gift exchange game earns significantly less than the employer, the source of employer income does not affect effort choices. However, to induce one unit of effort, the employer has to pay higher wages than in a game without payoff inequality.
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. Through controlled experiments, we examine sequential choice architectures that enable the choice set to remain large while …
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How do people react to a mix of good deeds to a third party and bad deeds against them? A modified ultimatum game shows that previous good deeds make responders substantially more tolerant to unfair proposals.
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