We introduce choice-matching, a class of mechanisms for eliciting honest responses to a multiplechoice question (MCQ), as might appear in a market research study, opinion poll or economicsexperiment. Under choice-matching, respondents are compensated through an auxiliary task, e.g.,a personal...

We conduct a controlled laboratory experiment in which subjects dynamically choose to allocate their portfolio between (i) a safe asset, (ii) a risky asset and (iii) a skewed asset with negative expected value (a bet ), in an environment where they can sometimes choose to acquire some...