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We integrate a general social norm function which associates status to accumulation of capital and consumption into a simple model of endogenous growth. We show that societies which place a greater weight on capital as opposed to consumption will experience fast growth.Our results are consistent...
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Behaviourism is the view that preferences, beliefs, and other mental states in social-scienti�c theories are auxiliary …
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one of the two states. We elicit subjects’ beliefs, risk and other-regarding preferences. Our design also allows us to …, it can be rationalized by accounting for elicited beliefs and other-regarding preferences. Finally, the honest behavior …
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groups, and towards Asian and Western groups. Models of racial beliefs were fitted for the four groups, however we do not …
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neutral states, while negative emotions such as anxiety have the opposite effects. Moreover, beliefs are updated in a way that …
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beliefs and to choose actions. Subjects saw each of 12 games four times in a regular or isomorphic form spread over two days … level-k theory, and show that stability of both beliefs and actions is significantly lower. Finally, we estimate a …
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Western. Secondly, from an ordinal perspective of highest negative (positive) prejudice. Lastly models of racial beliefs are …
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How a full glass is sketched by a person is used as an identification of a maximizer/satisficer-type personality. There is evidence that students who interpret the “full glass” description as, in fact, a glass that is filled up to the brim as the maximizer-types and those who draw their...
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This paper shows that there is a positive and statistically significant correlation between the short-term discount rate over a monetary reward and the short-term discount rate over a primary reward (chocolate). This correlation, however, is absent among subjects who do not like chocolate and...
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This paper discusses solutions derived from lottery experiments using two alternative assumptions: that people perceive wealth changes as absolute amounts of money; and that people consider wealth changes as a proportion of some reference value dependant on the context of the problem under...
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