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A Comment on "Motivated Errors" by Exley and Kessler (2024)

Auer, Tobias; Ulasik, Maria; Holzmeister, Felix - 2024

This report evaluates the computational reproducibility and analytical robustness of Exley and Kessler's (2024 … robustness checks. These challenges underscore the importance of best practices in data and code sharing to enhance the … transparency and credibility of economic research. Our reflection not only contributes to discussions on empirical rigor but also …

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Repeated Experience and Consistent Risk Preferences

Charness, Gary; Chemaya, Nir - 2023

Economists have developed various methods to elicit risk preferences, which can help forecast decision-making in risky scenarios. However, risk elicitation can be complex, and there remain unresolved challenges. Our research demonstrates that repeated exposure to risk elicitation tasks, such as...

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Learning Your Own Risk Preferences

Charness, Gary; Chemaya, Nir; Trujano-Ochoa, Dario - 2022

Do people know their own risk preferences, or do risk choices change with experience and observation? We provide a clean and straightforward test in the laboratory. People make an initial decision concerning a lottery choice and then experience 24 practice periods in which they roll the dice,...

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Why do oaths work? : image concerns and credibility in promise keeping

Kingsuwankul, Sorravich; Tergiman, Chloe; Villeval, … - 2023

credibility. Using a game with asymmetric information in a financial market setting that captures some important features of …

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(Don't) walk this way : the econometrics of crosswalks

Millimet, Daniel L. - 2024

It is increasingly common in empirical research to merge data sets containing different units of observation. When the units are not nested, a crosswalk specifying how the units from one data source are allocated to the units of the other is needed. Unfortunately, most crosswalks are ad hoc, a...

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The supply of motivated beliefs

Thaler, Michael - 2025

When people choose how to communicate, they must consider whether their audience will be biased in interpreting their messages. This paper experimentally examines how politically-motivated reasoning affects information transmission. Senders are randomly matched with receivers whose political...

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The Supply of Motivated Beliefs

Thaler, Michael - 2023

This paper experimentally studies how motivated reasoning affects information transmission. Senders are randomly matched with receivers whose ideology is either aligned or misaligned with the truth, and either face incentives to be rated as truthful by receivers or face no incentives. These...

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Exact credibility reference Bayesian premiums

Gómez-Déniz, Emilio; Vázquez-Polo, Francisco José - In: Insurance 105 (2022), pp. 128-143

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Reading the tea leaves : model uncertainty, robust forecasts, and the autocorrelation of analysts' forecast errors

Linnainmaa, Juhani; Torous, Walter N.; Yae, James - In: Journal of financial economics 122 (2016) 1, pp. 42-64

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State coercion and control aversion : an internet study in East and West Germany

Schmelz, Katrin; Ziegelmeyer, Anthony - 2019 - This version: September 2019

Do politico-economic systems influence how control affects motivation? We hypothesize that control aversion, meaning … crowding-out of intrinsic motivation due to enforcement, has evolved less under the coercive regime of East Germany than under … in both parts of Germany. Surprisingly, intrinsic motivation in the absence of control is very similar among East and …

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