Search Results - subject:"Kollektiventscheidung"

Monetary policy committees, independence, and influence

Colla de Robertis, Esteban - 2026

We develop a model of monetary policy committee decision-making, building on the framework of games played through agents (GPTA). Interest groups seek to influence policy by offering action-contingent contracts to committee members. The resulting equilibrium admits a simple characterization and...

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Collective decisions under uncertainty : efficiency, ex-ante fairness, and normalization

Kurata, Leo; Nakamura, Kensei - 2026 - Shared: January 15, 2026

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The effect of increased transparency on an individualistic monetary policy committee

Apel, Mikael; Blix Grimaldi, Marianna; Ahrenberg, Lars; … - 2026

Most empirical research on the effects of transparency on monetary policy committees is based on a natural experiment in 1993 at the Federal Reserve, when it was decided that transcripts of meetings would be released with a five-year lag. Evidence is found of both a conformity effect (reluctance...

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Multi-step delegation and the frequency of immoral decisions : theory and experiment

Bieberstein, Frauke von; Feess, Eberhard; Packham, Natalie - 2026

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Collective heat-transition voting : an agent-based model integrating bounded confidence, social pressure, and information diffusion

Mu, Xinyi; Yang, Dujuan; Han, Qi - 2026

The transition to neighborhood-scale district heating in the Netherlands frequently stalls due to the challenge of achieving a collective agreement among individual homeowners. To explore the micro-dynamics of this collective action problem, this paper introduces an agent-based model that...

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Consistency in collective decision-making under uncertainty : an axiomatic approach

Gonzalez, Stéphane; Huynh, Le-Nhat-Linh - 2026 - Version of February 3, 2026

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Gender representation and collective decision-making in expert committees

Megalokonomou, Rigissa - 2026

This paper studies how gender representation affects collective decision-making in expert committees. I exploit quasi-random assignment of judges to panels in the Greek Supreme Court using newly digitized data on 3,700 criminal appeals. I find that panels with more female judges are more likely...

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