A long-standing - although not uncontested - view is that violent conflicts reduce average levels of trust. Other … theoretical and empirical work emphasizes discriminatory effects, namely that conflicts may enhance ingroup trust and erode out …-group trust. The present study combines a trust game and a questionnaire to investigate the impact of direct and indirect conflict …

How does conflict exposure affect trust? We hypothesize that direct (first-hand) experience with conflict induces … parochialism: trust towards out-groups worsens, but trust towards in-groups, owing to positive experiences of kin solidarity, may … improve. Indirect exposure to conflict through third-party accounts, on the other hand, reduces trust toward everyone. We find …

How does conflict exposure affect trust? We hypothesize that direct (firsthand) experience with conflict induces … parochialism: trust towards out-groups worsens, but trust towards in-groups, owing to positive experiences of kin solidarity, may … improve. Indirect exposure to conflict through third-party accounts, on the other hand, reduces trust toward everyone. We find …

A long-standing - although not uncontested - view is that violent conflicts reduce average levels of trust. Other … theoretical and empirical work emphasizes discriminatory effects, namely that conflicts may enhance ingroup trust and erode out …-group trust. The present study combines a trust game and a questionnaire to investigate the impact of direct and indirect conflict …

calibrate the model to US data and show that the historical evolution of increasing education and declining labor supply can be …

respond to a longer stay in a healthy state of high productivity by obtaining more education and supplying less labor. Better … health increases productivity and amplifies the return on education. The health accelerator allows workers to finance … for leisure is sufficiently strong or the return on education is sufficiently large. We calibrate an extended version of …

increasing education and declining labor supply (of cohorts born 1850-1950) as an optimal response to increasing active life …

calibrate the model to US data and show that the historical evolution of increasing education and declining labor supply can be …

increasing education and declining labor supply (of cohorts born 1850-1950) as an optimal response to increasing active life …

respond to a longer stay in a healthy state of high productivity by obtaining more education and supplying less labor. Better … health increases productivity and amplifies the return on education. The health accelerator allows workers to finance … for leisure is sufficiently strong or the return on education is sufficiently large. We calibrate an extended version of …