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China 1 Concentration 1 Conditional and unconditional other-regarding preferences 1 Economic activities 1 Emerging economies 1 Factors of production 1 Industrial research 1 Industrieforschung 1 Innovation 1 Integration 1 Polarization effect 1 Schwellenländer 1 Scientific and technological resources 1 cheap talk 1 frame effect 1 investment game 1 polarization effect 1 reciprocity 1 trust 1
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Article 1 Book / Working Paper 1
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Article in journal 1 Aufsatz in Zeitschrift 1
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English 2
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Giovanni, Di Bartolomeo 1 Hsu, Paul S. 1 Liu, Na 1 Stefano, Papa 1 Xi, Yujuan 1 Zhang, Gongyi 1 Zhao, Shukuan 1
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Department of Communication, University of Teramo 1
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Technological forecasting & social change : an international journal 1 wp.comunite 1
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ECONIS (ZBW) 1 RePEc 1
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Relating science and technology resources integration and polarization effect to innovation ability in emerging economies : an empirical study of Chinese enterprises
Zhang, Gongyi; Zhao, Shukuan; Xi, Yujuan; Liu, Na; Hsu, … - In: Technological forecasting & social change : an … 135 (2018), pp. 188-198
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Trust, reciprocity and altruism: An impossible addition
Giovanni, Di Bartolomeo; Stefano, Papa - Department of Communication, University of Teramo - 2011
This paper attempts to measure conditional and unconditional other-regarding preferences in two versions of an investment game: a canonical one and a cheap-talk variant where some pre-play is also allowed (i.e., non-binding unilateral messages). We find that counter-factual measures, as the...
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