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Do competitive markets remove the impact of social norms and customs on market out-comes? Or are these social forces capable of exerting a persistent influence? Many economists seem to believe that social norms and customs have, if at all, only temporary effects in competitive markets. So far...
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by allowing participants to condition their choices in an asymmetric prisoner's dilemma and a trust game (i) on their …
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and its extension, it is argued that a distinction between coercive and legitimate power, and between reason based trust … and implicit trust is necessary to understand the interaction dynamics. Subsequently, emotions elicited by power of …
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Traditionally, research focuses on individual taxpayers that - when faced with a decision under uncertainty - are assumed to maximize their profits through rational decision processes. However, economic psychology and behavioral economics reveal several anomalies where the observed effects are...
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Using a survey-based experiment, this paper examines how tax authorities’ attributes of trust and power, when featured … effects on indicated trust, perceived power of tax authorities, and intended tax compliance. Moreover, we observe a strong … positive effect of participants’ education on indicated trust. …
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