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The effect of self-control on borrowing : experimental evidence

Grohmann, Antonia; Hamdan, Jana S. - 2020

This paper examines the effect of reduced self-control on debt-taking in a laboratory experiment. We manipulate self-control using an ego depletion task and show that it is effective. Following the ego depletion task, participants can anonymously buy hot drinks on credit. We find no significant...

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