Add to ORKGIn economic experiments, players often demonstrate concerns for the relative payoffs between themselves and other subjects, in addition to their own payoffs. In addition, they appear to do their parts to achieve efficient outcomes, particularly when they are ignorant of the opponent\u27s decision. I present a parsimonious model of other-regarding preferences and quasi-magical thinking that explains such behavior, and I apply it to four games: the prisoner\u27s dilemma, the traveler\u27s dilemma, the ultimatum game, and the trust game
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We study the emergence of norms of cooperation in experimental economies populated by strangers inte...
The fact that people frequently cooperate in the single-trial Prisoner’s Dilemma (PD) game indicates...
This article explores some issues having to do with the use of experimental results from one-shot ga...
In economic experiments, players often demonstrate concerns for the relative payoffs between themsel...
We introduce a parametric model of other-regarding preferences. The income distribution and the kind...
Cooperation and fairness in encounters with strangers are puzzling behaviors, since they contradict ...
The primary aim of this dissertation is to identify channels through which economic agents use socia...
This dissertation consists of three distinct papers (or chapters) that explore various topics in beh...
We introduce a class of two-player cooperation games where each player faces a binary decision, ente...
The concept of “homo oeconomicus” having prevailed in economic research for a long time, experimenta...
This dissertation explores behaviors that are exhibited in dyadic econmic games, in which the indivi...
It is well-known that subjects in bilateral bargaining experiments often exhibit choice behavior sug...
Departures from pure self interest in economic experiments have recently inspired models of "social ...
This paper reports three experiments with triadic or dyadic designs. The experiments include the moo...
Modeling the interactions in groups is becoming increasingly important in many application domains s...
We study the emergence of norms of cooperation in experimental economies populated by strangers inte...
The fact that people frequently cooperate in the single-trial Prisoner’s Dilemma (PD) game indicates...
This article explores some issues having to do with the use of experimental results from one-shot ga...