[PDF] Top 20 Information Disclosure and Cooperation in a Finitely repeated Dilemma: Experimental Evidence

... making information on people’s past behaviors visible to others may enhance cooperation in finitely repeated ...voluntary information disclosure does help strengthen ... See full document

... sustaining cooperation, due to our ‘repeated’ ...mutual cooperation is not an equilibrium for the material payoff, pairs may be able to achieve a higher level of cooperation than individuals ... See full document

... inducing cooperation, though not in the context of an FRPD ...how cooperation can be sustained in a public goods contribution game when some players are selfish and others are reciprocating with varying ... See full document

... reputational information, suggesting that community members can share information effectively and achieve high cooperation norms through voluntarily disclosing own identifiable information ... See full document

... of finitely repeated PD, Result 5 of Normann & Wallace (2012) is an example of prior experimental evidence suggesting a positive correlation between cooperation rates and the ...the ... See full document

... a finitely-repeated public goods game, found that subjects contribute more when individualized information on group members ’ contribution amounts is provided than ...individualized ... See full document

... control for these in Table 1. This Table presents OLS estimates of the priming effect on contribution with no controls. Column 1‟s regression reproduces Figure 1‟s results: the P-group contributed 1.889 more than the ... See full document

... Our purpose is to examine whether the disjunction effect can be understood in terms of a bias to cooperate. We compare a standard Prisoner’s Dilemma game with a task with identical payoff matrices but presented as ... See full document

... 5 independently and simultaneously make punishment decisions. The action choices of the two third-party punishers are made open to each other as in the first treatment condition. The effectiveness of having two ... See full document

... 4. Conclusions This paper reports an experiment on the impact that priming has on individuals‟ subsequent decision making in a one-shot social dilemma game. Motivated by previous findings indicating that elements ... See full document

... The punishment strategies described above rely on the dynamic nature of the game. As a consequence, the picture changes if players are given the possibility to alter the nature of the game via their actions. Sekeris ... See full document

... voluntary disclosure in an imperfectly competitive product market provides the basis for empirical ...partial disclosure of information because it provides for cases in which firms selectively ... See full document

... 2000). Repeated social interaction could be interpreted as social capital and some argue that social connection can be a substitute for a non existing institutional framework such as missing or expensive legal ... See full document

... of cooperation based on players’ pref- ...in…nitely repeated game, similar to Ghosh and Ray ...without information about their partners’ past actions and play a prisoner’s dilemma ... See full document

... of information disclosure, I make contribution to the potential factors that affect quality of information disclosure, and provide empirical evidence of seniority ... See full document

... settings disclosure decisions are undertaken by small firms, such as sole proprietorships, so human subjects may be suitable replacement for ...is evidence that large firms do not perfectly maximize ... See full document

... of experimental asset markets designed to investigate how the public disclosure of uncertain information affects market and individual ...no information is released at the beginning of each ... See full document

... if information provision shifts consumers’ relative marginal willingness to pay curve for different energy products, firms’ marginal revenue calculations change and a new equilibrium will ...in disclosure ... See full document

... In theory, using the sequential form of the PD means that any expectations second- movers may have formed about the distribution of cooperative types in the population are irrelevant when implementing a conditional ... See full document

... When a local governor holds the same office for a number of years, he is more likely to pursue his own interests and provide benefits to interest groups through collusion with associates. This tendency is more likely to ... See full document