Traditionally, economic models have attributed procrastination to present bias. However, procrastination may also arise … to complete. This study provides a rigorous empirical test for this notion of `motivated procrastination'. In a … (motivated procrastination) turns out to be robust to accounting for decision-makers' time preferences and emotional responses …

procrastination. The decision maker is assumed to have stationary behavior and to be partially naive in the sense of perceiving that … used elsewhere in game theory. In the case of procrastination, it leads to a clear welfare conclusion: Being partially …

structural change from a polluting to a non polluting production sector into the future (ex ante procrastination). The … consequences of ex ante procrastination are discussed for three different behavioral patterns. I show that, depending on the … assumed behavioral regime, ex ante procrastination may lead to ex post procrastination, i.e. de facto no investment in the non …

The model of time-inconsistent procrastination by O'Donoughe and Rabin shows that individuals who are not aware of …

lead to procrastination of retirement planning and old-age provision. Empirical evidence based on the Bertelsmann Stiftung …

Procrastination is an almost archetypal phenomenon of human behaviour, the nature and prevalence of which may have … and how agents procrastinate in theory and what the implications of procrastination may be. It is argued that … procrastination is a rational response to present-biased preferences and that the extent of procrastination, and the subsequent …

Traditionally, economic models have attributed procrastination to present bias. However, procrastination may also arise … to complete. This study provides a rigorous empirical test for this notion of `motivated procrastination'. In a … (motivated procrastination) turns out to be robust to accounting for decision-makers' time preferences and emotional responses …