reputation and increasing gains from trade. We find that information sharing encourages path dependence via group reputation …-group punishment. In this paper, we design a laboratory experiment to distinguish the roles of these two mechanisms in sustaining group …

reputation and increasing gains from trade. We nd that information sharing encourages path dependence via group reputation; good …-group punishment. In this paper, we design a laboratory experiment to distinguish the roles of these two mechanisms in sustaining group …

-looking behaviors determine the dynamic paths to each equilibrium. Defining ``Group Reputation'' as the objective information shared by …

passing and selective out-migration, based on the group reputation model developed in Kim and Loury (2008). The more talented …

conditions are not conducive, stereotyping can completely negate norm following behaviour. Group reputation can be a powerful …

as inter-dependant processes. Provided that the sanctioning mechanism is efficient enough, and that the initial group … reputation is high enough, (honoured) trust will evolve and become a stable outcome …