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Using a minimum effort game at the onset of a conditional cash transfer in Colombia, we document that increasing exposure time to the intervention is associated with a higher (lower) probability of beneficiaries choosing high (low) effort. We argue that program-induced links between...
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Using a minimum effort game at the onset of a conditional cash transfer in Colombia, we document that increasing exposure time to the intervention is associated with a higher (lower) probability of beneficiaries choosing high (low) effort. We argue that program-induced links between...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014263313
This paper documents a field experiment on how peer recognition affects cooperation in the workplace. Using an online public goods game in a large financial corporation in Colombia, we show that both public and private recognition have a significant within-subjects effect on employee voluntary...
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Altruism, understood as the individual disposition to sacrifice personal income to improve someone else’s income can be a rational choice strategy which responds to different motivations, incentives and institutions, in a consistent way with the donor’s optimization logic. In this article we...
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In the year 2007 It was held the research project called “Measuring Trust, Trustworthiness and Pro-Sociality in Six Latin American Cities”: Bogotá, D.C, Buenos Aires, Caracas, Lima, Montevideo and San José de Costa Rica. The purpose of this study was to analyze the interaction between...
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This paper uses an experimental field approach to investigate the pro-social preferences and behavior of social services providers and the behavior of potential beneficiaries in Bogota, Colombia. Field experiments were conducted using games including a newly designed Distributive Dictator Game...
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Although social capital has been considered of the utmost importance for development and poverty alleviation by governments and NGOs, it remains a complex and elusive concept. Different dimensions of social capital form part of the puzzle: cooperation is an individual other-regarding preference;...
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Promotion of pro-social behavior in social dilemmas has been subject to an increased interest among social scientists and policy makers due to the relevance of Common Pool Resources (CPR) in long-run human well-being. Although economists know a lot about the effect of incentives on pro-social...
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Security prices are informative about the probability of a subsequent downgrade, but this informativeness is affected by two frictions taking place between the issuer and the investor. I use a measure of documentation quality in private label mortgages to show that the predominant friction...
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We document a concentration effect in the production of green assets, using data on multifamily mortgages bought by Fannie Mae since 2016. Lenders with a larger share of a given Metropolitan Statistical Area originate more green loans in that location. Green mortgages in concentrated markets...
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