Events - Page 9
Further Unbundling Institutions
Nonstationary Equilibrium in the Auto Market: Structural Estimation Using Danish Register Data
Aid on Demand: African Leaders and the Geography of China’s Foreign Assistance
Information and coordination frictions in experimental posted offer markets
The lost generation: Effects of youth labor market opportunities on long-term labor market outcomes
General Equilibrium Effects of a Reform: The Effect of the Raising of the School Leaving Age on the Marriage Market
Dynamics of firms' participation in R&D subsidy and tax credit programs - An issue for the programs' evaluation
Shift-Share Instruments, Past Settlements, and the Wage Impact of Migration
The Political Economy of Weak Treaties
Heterogeneity of the Carnegie Effect [pdf]
Flexible pension claiming
Sickness absence and workplace importance: Evidence from employee mobility
Commited to a decarbonizing world
Using fees to reduce bed-blocking: A game between hospitals and care providers
Cognitive skills and socioeconomic outcomes
Problematic features of the linear regression model when the dependent variable is binary
Competition in space
Identifying local labour market effects of immigration
Providing (Impure) Public Goods under Risk
Abstract. By means of a lab experiment, we analyze the impact of environmental risks on the (successful) provision of public goods. By treating the own return from one's contribution separately from the others' return from one's contribution, we are able to manipulate the risks in the two components of the return independently. This design allows us to, first, oppose the behavioral effect of the presence of risk in the own vs in the other group members' return from an individual's contribution. We find that risk in the returns from/to others' has a negative impact on contributions. In addition, we allows the risks to be positively or negatively correlated or independent. Risk in both components of the return is found to have a strong negative impact on the public good provision, unless when negatively correlated. Our results relate to the provision of environmental (impure) public goods, being especially interesting for the recent occurences of providing such goods, crowdinvesting and microlending.
Gone with the wind? An empirical analysis of the renewable energy rent transfer
Fairness preferences in a bilateral trade experiment
What if we know more than we can model: tailor-made models of data envelopment analysis
Scale and quality in Nordic hospitals
