theoretic model showing how endogenous emotion-based punishment can sustain ull cooperation when interactions are not repeated …The first aim of this paper is to revisit the puzzle of cooperation in large-scale societies.It proposes a game …

than cooperation or prisoners´ dilemma is achieved. The higher productivity is a benefit for the group and one party on the …

of emotions: fear, happiness, anger, and surprise, is positively correlated, with risk-averse decisions. …Abstract: We consider the relationship between emotions and decision-making under risk. Specifically, we examine the …

cooperation is the most productive interaction between organisms is an illusion. Whenever two not identically equipped parties … force and educational conditioning used by the sink take advantage of emotions to hide the real size of cost in exploitation …

expenditures. To identify optimal advertising and pricing decisions, we discuss three possible games (two non cooperative games …

Actual behaviour is influenced in important ways by moral emotions, for instance guilt or shame (see, among others … consider such emotions to explain other-regarding behaviour. Our experimental study links recent advances in psychological … theory on moral emotions to belief-dependant models in economics. We find that - in addition to second-order beliefs and …