Procrastination is often attributed to time-inconsistent preferences but may also arise when individuals derive … for this notion of ‘motivated procrastination’. In a longitudinal experiment over four weeks, individuals must complete a … motivated memory, such that procrastination may persist even if uncertainty is eventually resolved. …

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 …

be dangerous, producing as result that we call “the curse of perfectionism”. Nevertheless procrastination may also have …. We call this case as “productive procrastination”. In this paper we explore all these possibilities and underline …

these factors and analyse under what conditions procrastination is a bad decision, with negative consequences or, on the … contrary, it is the better choice. We also analyse a particular case of good procrastination, that is when procrastination may … rewarded tasks. We define this case as “productive procrastination”. …

procrastination and thereby potentially raises prices. By implication, continuous changes in marketing costs can, through a self … procrastination thus emerges as a novel source of competition failure that applies in situations where other theories of competition …

procrastination and thereby potentially raises prices. By implication, continuous changes in marketing costs can, through a self … procrastination thus emerges as a novel source of competition failure that applies in situations where other theories of competition …