students who are pressed for time. From an individual standpoint, these students dislike cleaning. However, they also prefer a … hours spent by all the n students cleaning less a number d times the hours spent cleaning by himself. In this setting, we …

students. Both students dislike cleaning. However, they also prefer a clean apartment to a dirty one. Student i's utility …

students who are pressed for time. From an individual standpoint, these students dislike cleaning. However, they also prefer a … spent by all the n students cleaning less a threshold d times the hours spent cleaning by himself. In this setting, we first …

We have used the standard trust game on a random sample of university students (N=764) and a random sample of rural …, Dickhaut, & McCabe, 1995). The games are framed as within-class and within-university for students and as within-village and … within-district for the rural sample. Many previous studies have found students to represent a lower bound in experimental …

experiments, using both students and managers as subjects. Communication is implemented by two different devices, a ‘standardized … triopoly. Moreover, managers behave in a similar way under the two communication devices, while students are more influenced by … quantities than students, and communication enhances the difference between the subject pools in duopoly but reduces this …

We conducted the trust game experiments with Japanese university students and international students. In the beginning … informed. All the international students are assigned as trustor and Japanese students are randomly assigned trustors or … international students, and that the reciprocity of Japanese students to the international students is significantly higher than …

This paper analyzes grading competition between instructors of elective courses when students shop for high course …. First, the school caps top scores directly. Then, grading competition divides students into a concentrated group of … flexible curriculum. Hence, all students will prefer rigid curricula. Third, the school requires that the mean-score ceiling is …

We analyze a college admissions game with asymmetric information between students and colleges. Students' preferences … for colleges depend on the observable quality of the schools. In contrast, colleges' preferences for students depend on … the latter's abilities, which are private information. Students and schools are matched via a decentralized mechanism in …