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confidence contributing to the gender gap in competitiveness (the preference channel). To disentangle the two channels, we … propose a more precise measure of confidence based on whether the subjects' believed performance rank exceeds, coincides with … realistic. So, even if both genders had the same level of confidence, a persistent gender gap in preference (or taste) for …
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By extending a typical endowment effect experiment with the possibility to win the endow-ment in a real effort contest …
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This research examines how the intensity of the dynamic competitive interaction with other bidders in ascending auctions influences consumers' willingness to pay for auctioned products. It focuses on one important aspect of this interaction – the speed of competitor reaction. The key...
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We examine gender differences in competitiveness, using a TV game show where the winner of an elimination competition plays a game of chance worth hundreds of thousands of euros. At several stages of the competition, contestants face a choice between continuing to compete and opting out in...
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