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interest in those parameters, voting patterns suggest significant influence of cooperative orientation, political attitudes …
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impact of the voting procedure, no information about the cooperation history is provided. In line with existing empirical …
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interest in those parameters, voting patterns suggest significant influence of cooperative orientation, political attitudes …
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situations in which the adoption of this institution is endogenously decided via majority voting to situations in which it is …
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-riding. However, people also obey law backed by mild sanctions if it is accepted in a referendum. We show that voting for mild law …
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situations in which the adoption of this institution is endogenously decided via majority voting to situations in which it is …
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impact of the voting procedure, no information about the cooperation history is provided. In line with existing empirical …
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interest in those parameters, voting patterns suggest significant influence of cooperative orientation, political attitudes …
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This paper examines whether and how cheap talk communication can facilitate within-group coordination when two unequal sized groups compete for a prize that is shared equally among members of the winning group, regardless of their (costly) contributions to the group’s success. We find that...
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This experiment investigates contests between groups. Each group has one strong player, with a higher valuation for the prize, and two weak players, with lower valuations. In contests where individual efforts are perfect substitutes, all players expend significantly higher efforts than predicted...
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