Rechts- und Staatswissenschaftliche Fakultät: Auflistung Rechts- und Staatswissenschaftliche Fakultät nach Autor "Falk, Armin"
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Financial Decisions of Households under Uncertainty
Zimpelmann, Christian Max (2021-03-23)Understanding decision making of households has always been a key challenge of economic research. Some of the most relevant household choices are financial decisions regarding savings since these insure household consumption ... -
Four Contributions to Experimental Economics
Maier-Rigaud, Frank P. (2008)<p>In the following four chapters, distinct but related experimental research analyzing strategic and non-strategic economic behavior is presented.<br /> Chapter 2, entitled "Cooperation in Symmetric and Asymmetric Prisoner's ... -
Four Contributions to Experimental Economics
Wiesen, Daniel (2011-05-16)Over the last thirty years findings from economic experiments substantially contributed to a better understanding of a wide variety of phenomena in different branches of economics. In areas like industrial organization, ... -
Four Contributions to Experimental Economics
Goerg, Sebastian J. (2010-03-18)In 2002 the Bank of Sweden Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel was awarded to Daniel Kahneman and Vernon Smith. It was not only a distinction for the work of the two laureates, but also for the field of ... -
Four Contributions to Experimental Economics: Binary Choice Experiments
Chmura, Thorsten (2010-09-14)This thesis is about binary decisions participants make in a laboratory environment. For this purpose, laboratory experiments are conducted to investigate effects of individual decision making in a microeconomic context. ... -
Four Essays on Economic Preferences
Becker, Anke (2016-08-29)This thesis consists of four independent chapters. Each chapter contributes experimental evidence to our knowledge on economic preferences. Chapter one shows that a preference for truth-telling per se is even more prevalent ... -
Individual Heterogeneities, Social Environment and Life Outcomes
Kosse, Fabian (2015-03-18)Individuals differ not only by gender and hair color, they also exhibit heterogeneities in various probably not fully genetically determined dimensions as personality, preferences and skills. Moreover, individuals live in ... -
On cooperation and trust in strategic games: Behavioral Evidence from the Middle East and Europe
Walkowitz, Gari (2010-04-08)This thesis is about selected issues of cooperation and trust in strategic games. <br /> This first chapter paper investigates the impact of game presentation on cooperation dependent on subject-pool affiliation. Two ... -
On the Formation and Economic Implications of Subjective Beliefs and Individual Preferences
Enke, Benjamin (2016-08-29)The conceptual framework of neoclassical economics posits that individual decision-making processes can be represented as maximization of some objective function. In this framework, people's goals and desires are expressed ... -
Overconfidence and Loss Aversion in Economic Decision Making
Ewers, Mara (2012-12-21)In chapter one, we ask if reports of private information about skills, abilities or achievements are affected by image concerns. We develop a simple model that illustrates how image utility can lead to misreporting of ... -
The Price of CO2 Allowances in the European Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme: An Empirical, Experimental, and Theoretical Study
Benz, Eva (2008)According to the common position of the European Council, large installations from the energy industry and other carbon-intensive industries are part of an EU-wide greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions trading scheme (EU ETS) ... -
Social Preferences and Incentives in the Workplace
Altmann, Steffen (2009-08-12)Most economic exchanges are not based on fully contingent, explicit contracts, but rather rely on informal agreements that specify the contracting parties' obligations only imprecisely. In the labor market, contractual ... -
Towards a Behavioural Foundation of Macroeconomics
Kaiser, Johannes (2009-08-19)Traditional macroeconomic theories often assume that aggregate economic figures originate in the behaviour of individuals who optimise their utility. In doing so, it is casually taken for granted that all agents act ...