For our experiment on corruption, we designed a coordination game to model the influence of risk attitudes, beliefs … failed to explain their choices between corrupt and non-corrupt behavior. Instead, beliefs appeared to be a better predictor …

For our experiment on corruption we designed a coordination game to model the influence of risk attitudes, beliefs, and … explain their choices between corrupt and non-corrupt behavior. Instead, beliefs appeared to be a better predictor of whether …

framework, this result can be explained by a change in either risk preferences or beliefs. We find that self reporting risk … preferences induces an increase in subjects' risk aversion while keeping their beliefs unchanged. Our findings raise some …

framework, this result can be explained by a change in either risk preferences or beliefs. We find that self reporting risk … preferences induces an increase in subjects' risk aversion while keeping their beliefs unchanged. Our findings raise some …

framework, this result can be explained by a change in either risk preferences or beliefs. We find that self reporting risk … preferences induces an increase in subjects' risk aversion while keeping their beliefs unchanged. Our findings raise some …

framework, this result can be explained by a change in either risk preferences or beliefs. We find that self reporting risk … preferences induces an increase in subjects' risk aversion while keeping their beliefs unchanged. Our findings raise some …

For our experiment on corruption, we designed a coordination game to model the influence of risk attitudes, beliefs … failed to explain their choices between corrupt and non-corrupt behavior. Instead, beliefs appeared to be a better predictor …

For our experiment on corruption we designed a coordination game to model the influence of risk attitudes, beliefs, and … explain their choices between corrupt and non-corrupt behavior. Instead, beliefs appeared to be a better predictor of whether …

-response correspondence framework, this result can be explained by a change in either risk preferences or beliefs. We find that self …-reporting risk preferences does not induce a change in subjects' beliefs. We argue that the behavioral arguments of strategy …

framework, this result can be explained by a change in either risk preferences or beliefs. We find that self reporting risk … preferences induces an increase in subjects' risk aversion while keeping their beliefs unchanged. Our findings raise some …