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Hannan, R. Lynn; Kagel, John H.; Moser, Donald V. - In: Journal of Labor Economics 20 (2002) 4, pp. 923-951

We report a gift exchange experiment. Firms make wage offers; workers respond by determining an effort level. Higher effort is more costly to workers, and firms have no mechanism for punishing or rewarding workers. Consistent with the gift exchange hypothesis, workers provide more effort at...

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