Search Results - subject:"Preference falsification"

The Minsk game

Driscoll, Jesse; Arel, Dominique - In: Public choice 205 (2025) 3/4, pp. 363-386

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Social conformity under evolving private preferences

Duffy, John; Lafky, Jonathan - In: Games and economic behavior 128 (2021), pp. 104-124

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Endogenous evolution of patriarchal clan system in ancient China

Deng, Feng - In: International journal of social economics 44 (2017) 10, pp. 1322-1334

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Threshold disclosure in collective decisions

Braghieri, Luca; Bursztyn, Leonardo; Fasnacht, Jan - 2026

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Political correctness and elite prestige

Hauk, Esther; Ortega, Javier - 2022

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Centralized institutions and cascades

Rubin, Jared - In: Journal of comparative economics : the journal of the … 42 (2014) 2, pp. 340-357

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Solid support or secret dissent? A list experiment on preference falsification during the Russian war against Ukraine

Chapkovski, Philipp; Schaub, Max - In: Research & Politics 9 (2022) 2, pp. 1-6

to estimate the extent of preference falsification with regard to support for the war by comparing the experimental … the war and significant levels of preference falsification: when asked directly, 71% of respondents support the war, while … this share drops to 61% when using the list experiment. Preference falsification is particularly pronounced among …

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How accurate are surveyed preferences for public policies? Evidence from a unique institutional setup

Funk, Patricia - Department of Economics and Business, Universitat … - 2012

Opinion polls and other surveys are used to capture public sentiments on a variety of issues. If citizens are unwilling to reveal certain policy preferences to others, surveys may fail to characterize population preferences accurately. The innovation of this paper is to use unique data to...

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Endogenous evolution of patriarchal clan system in ancient China

Deng, Feng - In: International Journal of Social Economics 44 (2017) 10, pp. 1322-1334

institutional response to the preference falsification problem that arose due to the dictatorial political institutions first …Purpose The purpose of this paper is to analyze long-term institutional causes and consequences of preference … falsification by studying the evolution of China’s patriarchal clan system. Design/methodology/approach The historic study shows …

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Centralized institutions and cascades

Rubin, Jared - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2011

Why do sudden and massive social, economic, and political changes occur when and where they do? Are there institutional preconditions that encourage such changes when present and discourage such changes when absent? I employ a general model which suggests that cascades which induce massive...

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