Table 4

Regressions adjusting for socio-economic heterogeneity (dependent variable is the amount allocated to the risky option)

(1)(2)(3)
Treatment (1 = researcher rolls the die)5520.5 (5165.5)3831.2 (5102.2)1653.4 (5752.7)
Friday (1 = Friday)−5956.8 (5165.5)−6433.2 (5085.3)−6204.9 (5849.4)
Gender (1 = female) −18845.7 (11,147.2)−6150.8 (32,506.6)
Age (years) −170.3 (177.1)−152.2 (215.4)
Risk attitude (11-point scale following Dohmen et al., 2011) 2882.4* (1445.9)3190.2 (1677.0)
Main income (1 = agriculture main income)  9158.4 (8292.3)
Livestock units  −46.62 (80.33)
Arable land (hectares)  −25.37 (63.54)
Economics courses (= 1 has training in economics)  7011.9 (6564.3)
Constant52392.0*** (8566.0)48212.0*** (12925.5)43811.7** (14732.8)
Observations888877
F1.2361.8551.187
Adj. R20.00540.04690.0217

Note(s): Standard errors in parentheses

*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001

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