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Morals and markets : an evolutionary account of the modern world

Friedman, Daniel - 2008 - 1 publ., 1. ed.

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The behavioral welfare economics of insurance

Harrison, Glenn W. - In: The Geneva risk and insurance review 44 (2019) 2, pp. 137-175

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Equilibrium vengeance

Friedman, Daniel; Singh, Nirvikar - In: Games and economic behavior 66 (2009) 2, pp. 813-829

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Financial engineering and rationality : experimental evidence based on the Monty Hall problem

Kluger, Brian; Friedman, Daniel - In: The journal of behavioral finance : a publication of … 11 (2010) 1, pp. 31-49

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[Rezension von: Friedman, Daniel, Morals and markets, an evolutionary account of the modern world]

Nelson, Richard R. - In: Journal of economic literature 47 (2009) 4, pp. 1159-1160

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Morals and markets : the dangerous balance

Friedman, Daniel; McNeill, Daniel - 2013 - 2. ed.

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Negative reciprocity : the coevolution of memes and genes

Friedman, Daniel; Singh, Nirvikar - 2003 - Revised December 2003

A preference for negative reciprocity is an important part of the human emotional repertoire. We model its role in sustaining cooperative behavior but highlight an intrinsic free-rider problem: the fitness benefits of negative reciprocity are dispersed throughout the entire group, but the...

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Evolution and negative reciprocity

Friedman, Daniel; Singh, Nirvikar - In: Evolutionary controversies in economics : a new …, (pp. 103-114). 2001

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Equilibrium vengeance

Friedman, Daniel; Singh, Nirvikar - 2002

This paper introduces two ideas, emotional state dependent utility components (ESDUCs), and evolutionary perfect Bayesian equilibrium (EPBE). Using a simple extensive form game, we illustrate the efficiency-enhancing role of a powerful ESDUC, the vengeance motive. Incorporating behavioral noise...

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Equilibrium Vengeance

Friedman, Daniel; Singh, Nirvikar - 2021

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013320377