drive cooperation down over time, and it decreases efficiency by almost 50% compared to the benchmark. This pattern is not … driven by delegates trying to exploit their fellow group members, as indicated by the theory - quite to the opposite, other …

, in contrast to standard theoretical predictions, unequal contributions across groups drive cooperation down over time … exploit their fellow group members, as indicated by the theory – quite to the opposite, other-regarding preferences and a re …-election incentives guarantee that delegates assign equal contributions for all group members. It is driven by conditional cooperation of …

this paper, we assess whether and how corruption affects cooperation using a public good game experiment. Overall … concurrent channels lead to lower levels of cooperation. First, the punishment of low contributors decreases both at the …

able to reduce free-riding incentives and may facilitate cooperation (or at least coordination) at the extensive margin of …

more costly, making cooperation more likely. We test this prediction with a laboratory experiment in which subjects first … those costs are arms-dependent, cooperation increases by nearly a third …

more costly, making cooperation more likely. We test this prediction with a laboratory experiment in which subjects first … those costs are arms-dependent, cooperation increases by nearly a third …

coordination of subjects on wrong anchors - a pattern of behavior that leads to mispricing in short-horizon markets. Long …