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Embeddedness, prosociality, and social influence : evidence from online crowdfunding

Hong, Yili; Hu, Yuheng; Burtch, Gordon - In: Management information systems : mis quarterly 42 (2018) 4, pp. 1211-1224

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Point at, Nudge, or Push Private Provisions to a Public Good? Field Experimental Evidence for Experts, Politicians, and Nobodies

Bruns, Hendrik - 2019

voluntary contributions is the primary focus. Data are from an online framed field experiment with a sample representative of …

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Motivating Experts to Contribute to Digital Public Goods : A Personalized Field Experiment on Wikipedia

Chen, Yan; Yeckehzaare, Iman - 2020

We use a large-scale personalized field experiment on Wikipedia to examine the effect of motivation on domain experts …' contributions to digital public goods. In our baseline condition, 45% of the experts express willingness to contribute. Furthermore …, experts are 13% more interested in contributing when we mention the private benefit of contribution, such as the likely …

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The market for reviews : strategic behavior of online product reviewers with monetary incentives

Dorner, Verena; Giamattei, Marcus; Greiff, Matthias - In: Schmalenbach business review : sbr 72 (2020) 3, pp. 397-435

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Competition between specialized candidates

Krasa, Stefan; Polborn, Mattias - 2009

We develop a formal model in which the government provides public goods in different policy fields for its citizens. We start from the basic premise that two office-motivated candidates have differential capabilities in different policy fields, and compete by proposing how to allocate government...