... students (see Bühren and Michailova, 2021 , for similar results). In trying to answer our fourth research question, we run our main treatments with students from a military university and compare their behavior to our experimental results with a subject pool of non-military students. C91 D03 D63...

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... of extrinsic motivation—or, equivalently, of forms of self-regulation—that differ in the degree to which regulations are perceived as self-chosen. © 2024 R. Sugden 2024 R. Sugden Licensed re-use rights only Self-realisation self-determination autonomy intrinsic motivation usefulness D63...

... commented on a draft of the paper. © 2024 P. John 2024 P. John Licensed re-use rights only Rationality behavioural public policy nudge experiments B41 P46 D63 D69 D90 The breath and sheer range of Shaun Hargreaves Heap’s (HH) contributions allow those working outside...

... Normative behavioral economics Paternalism B40 D63 D91 * This paper has been presented at the 17th Charles Gide Association international conference, 27-29 September 2018 (Nancy, France). I thank the participants, and especially Philippe Mongin, for their comments. I also thank...

.... Vertinsky 2019 S. Kant and I. Vertinsky Licensed re-use rights only Dictator game Endogenous preference First nation Identity Motives Other-regarding preference Social distance D63 D64 C93 C7 Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, many economic and social planners...

... secrecy C91 D63 D90 Distributional concerns are a central issue in structuring compensation systems in companies as well as in other organizations. ¹ Both the stakeholders of organizations and society as a whole are sensitive to how the production of firms is distributed among...

... of the experiments. Ultimatum game social distance other-regarding behavior relationship negative valence asymmetry, stakes C70 C91 D63 D91 Based on Gintis (2014) and Kreps (1990) we first describe the ultimatum game. Two players are given a sum of money and are asked to distribute...

... entrepreneurship libertarian paternalism opportunity mutual advantage D63 D90 The person who shares this perspective places a primary value on liberty, as such. He personally disputes, rejects, resents, opposes attempts by others to exercise control or power over his own choice behaviour...

... tradition in modern economics and has supported the work of both Duesenberry and Easterlin. © 2017 J. B. Rosser 2017 J. B. Rosser Licensed re-use rights only Easterlin hypothesis Easterlin paradox demography happiness economics B31 D63 I31 J11 There are very few people who...

... Political psychology C90 D31 D63 I30 A great deal of empirical research has found that support for redistribution is weaker when people perceive that advantages stem from self-determined factors rather than luck. Despite the robustness of this finding, not much is understood regarding whether...

... Licensed re-use rights only Ultimatum Social preferences Incomplete information Experiments C72 C91 D63 D74 ρ X = ρ ( y ) · ( Π – y )   and   ρ Y = δ ( y ) · y – c · where is an indicator taking on the value 1 if Y invests...