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theory, I propose a two-stage model of donor search behavior to explain the effects of transparency and exposure on both …
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individuals contribute to collective action. Four laboratory studies tested the theory. In Study 1, following interaction in a 6 … proportional contributor, even though the amounts they contributed were the same. These findings support the theory, and underscore …
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, despite the absence of free-riding incentives. In a laboratory experiment, subjects indeed under-contribute relative to …
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, despite the absence of free-riding incentives. In a laboratory experiment, contributions indeed fall short of the equilibrium …
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over time. We use a laboratory experiment to study the elements and dynamics of favor trading in a particular setting: the … private provision of a public good. In our experiment, giving subjects the ability to practice targeted reciprocity by making …
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, properties in graph theory allow us to interpret the variation in the patterns of behavior that arise in the laboratory and to …
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This paper investigates a novel public goods game where contributions to the public goods require effort that is observable. When the players are observed, they exert more effort to contribute to the public goods, and free-riding diminishes significantly compared to the no observer case. These...
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of voluntary punishment. In our experiment, allowing punishment of punishing behaviors reduces punishment of high …
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We compare laboratory general equilibrium economies in which maintenance of a depreciating public facility is financed either by anonymous voluntary contributions or taxes. Agents individually allocate their private goods between consumption and investment in production. The experimental...
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