...Qing Zhang; King King Li We experimentally investigate the effect of the timing of decision implementation on trust and trustworthiness. In the “today” treatment, a standard trust game is conducted with subjects receiving payments on the date of the experiment. In the “later” treatment, subjects...

... an explanation for the annuity puzzle by directly contesting one of the most fundamental assumptions of Yaari’s (1965) model regarding the impact of risk attitude. Brown et al. (2008) , under a non-incentivized experimental setting, found that subjects were more likely to opt for lifetime annuities...

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...Magnus Aagaard Skeie Choice architecture (CA) is the design of decision-making environments. Experimental studies of CA interventions like nudges have been used to inform public policymaking. However, the generalizability of such experiments has been challenged frequently, and the welfare...

.... The competitiveness treatment will also depress homosexuals’ leadership ambition in the field experiment relative to the control (Greek sample), while it will increase leadership ambition for those in the online experimental framework (USA sample). Taking into account research showing that women often avoid...

... . “ Linear public goods experiments: A meta-analysis ”. Experimental Economics . 6 (3): 299 – 310 . ...

... others? Third, does priming affect behavior in solidarity games differently depending on gender? We conduct a two-player solidarity experiment with gender priming. In the experimental game, players can provide fully unconditional insurance to each other against risk of losses, which is a modified...

..., their profit for the current round, and their cumulative profit from the beginning of the sequence. Upon their arrival at the experimental room, subjects received written instructions (see Appendix 2) and check-up questionnaires for the first sequence only. They were told that the experiment consisted...

... Licensed re-use rights only Embezzlement Corruption Donations Transparency Experiment I31 In a recent article in this journal Morgan and O’Connor (2017) , henceforth MO, examined Eurobarometer data for 17 countries ¹ for the years 1973-2016 and argued that there is an M...

... incentives or suggesting a level of investment. The experiment consists of three blocks, the second of which features policy intervention. This allows the assessment of the immediate and the post-intervention effects. In the non-monetary intervention, we exploit the experimenter demand effect in line...

... managers and fourteen workers. ¹³ After the last round, subjects answered a short post-experimental questionnaire. The experiment was conducted with a labor market framing, i.e., workers were called “workers” and managers were called “employers” (Charness and Kuhn, 2007 ; Abeler et al...

... towards the end in the typical public-good experiment without punishment. In this section, we first describe the games underlying each treatment in due detail. Then, we describe the experimental procedures. In the DynNQpuN game, each round t, t = 1,…, 20, has exactly one stage in which...

... in groups of 20, yielding 8 independent observations per treatment. Subjects were recruited via ORSEE (Greiner, 2015). The experiment took place in Lakelab, the laboratory for experimental economics at the University of Konstanz, in November 2011 and November 2012. The experimental currency...

... . 2008 . “ The Impact of Downward Social Information on Contribution Decisions ”. Experimental Economics . 11 (3): 221 - 233 . Eckel , C. and P. Grossman . 2008 . “ Subsidizing Charitable Contributions; a Natural Field Experiment Comparing Matching and Rebate Subsidies...

... for Experimental Economics at the University of Copenhagen in 2014, during the Fall semester. Before the beginning of the experiment, we distributed written instructions to participants and we ask them to answer a number of comprehension questions correctly (for more details about the experimental design...

... constructs, this is a reliable procedure. Of course, lab experiments are less “real”. Experimental papers on legal issues therefore often expend considerable effort on defending external validity. Yet in our case the burden is light. We do not intend to test the certainty effect in the first place, let...