Issues

Entitlements, valuation, and choice: the enduring legacy of Jack L. Knetsch, Guest Editors: Morris Altman and Fang-Fang Tang

Guest editorial: Introduction to the Special Issue in memory of Jack Knetsch

Morris Altman; Fang-Fang Tang
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A review of endowment effect and Vickrey auction methods: behavioral map of predictable patterns

Fang-Fang Tang
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What drives destruction? The role of expected retaliation on antisocial behavior

Zhankui Dong; Siyi Li; Xiaoyong Fan
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Good reputation as insurance: how reputation moderates fairness perceptions in the market

Danae Arroyos-Calvera; Nattavudh Powdthavee
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Why the endowment effect reflects unbiased smart decision-making and can increase the willingness to trade

Morris Altman
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