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. I conduct two experiments, a Trust game and a Public Goods game, and a survey to measure social capital. I then examine …
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Several studies indicate that humans are overconfident about their own (relative) abilities. The paper proposes a notion of pragmatic beliefs, and shows through an example that this concept can shed light on why overconfidence emerges. Through the example, we also shed light on the idea that...
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. I conduct two experiments, a Trust game and a Public Goods game, and a survey to measure social capital. I then examine …
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. I conduct two experiments, a Trust game and a Public Goods game, and a survey to measure social capital. I then examine …
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structures. We conduct maze-solving experiments under both reward structures and reveal that overconfidence is a significant …
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We show experimentally that a principal?s distrust in the voluntary performance of an agent has a negative impact on the agent?s motivation to perform well. Before the agent chooses his performance, the principal in our experiment decides whether he wants to restrict the agents? choice set by...
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While the public good experiment has been used to analyze cooperation among various groups in Western Europe and North America, it has not been extensively used in other contexts such as Turkey. This project seeks to rectify that and explore how Turkish university students informally self...
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Riding ; Altruism ; Punishment ; Trust ; Experimental Economics ; Public Good Experiments …
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structures. We conduct maze-solving experiments under both reward structures and reveal that overconfidence is a significant …
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