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adolescents. This finding is at odds with previous findings, and it might be explained by self-selection effects. In other … dimensions, however, we are able to replicate stylized findings in our pool of adolescents, such that teams invest higher amounts …
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adolescents. This finding is at odds with previous findings, and it might be explained by self-selection effects. In other … dimensions, however, we are able to replicate stylized findings in our pool of adolescents, such that teams invest higher amounts …
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framed field experiment, we let 142 three to six-year old preschool children allocate a fixed endowment between an in …
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adolescents in Sweden. We find that girls are more altruistic and less risk taking than boys. We find no gender gap in performance …
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; altruism ; adolescents ; gender differences ; experiment … adolescents in Sweden. We find that girls are more altruistic and less risk taking than boys. We find no gender gap in performance …
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We look at gender differences among adolescents in Sweden in preferences for altruism, risk and competition. We find …
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framed field experiment, we let 142 three to six-year old preschool children allocate a fixed endowment between an in …
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than individuals and that women invest less than men. -- myopic loss aversion ; experiment ; adolescents ; team … adolescents. This finding is at odds with previous findings, and it might be explained by self-selection effects. In other … dimensions, however, we are able to replicate stylized findings in our pool of adolescents, such that teams invest higher amounts …
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This paper examines the distributional impact of increases to out-of-work transfers, increases to work-contingent transfers, and increases in higher rates of income tax over the whole of life. We find that, in contrast to what is implied by standard snapshot analyses, increases to...
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