… However, when choosing a school, students often have imperfect information about their
own preferences regarding candidate schools, partly because it is difficult to assess the …

Incentivized choice experiments are a key approach to measuring preferences in economics
but are also costly. Survey measures are a low-cost alternative but can suffer from …

… contract and punish those who do not do so, by using an established and incentivized measure
of social preferences … 56 participants in each cell of the experimental design). As we also …

We study experimentally when, why, and how people intervene in others’ choices. Choice
Architects (CAs) construct opportunity sets containing bundles of time-indexed payments for …

… Transfers and incomplete information make stability elusive, particularly when preferences …
individuals that are relevant for participants’ social preferences. 22Its Gini index was 26. For a …

… Such a change is only justified on targeting grounds by a strong social preference for …
Mechanism, the construction of simulation inputs, and the construction of belief distributions from …

… acceptable contract or … social preferences modulate how individuals learn and update
during interactive decision making. In the section titled Social Preferences, we reviewed studies …

… Due to considerable heterogeneity in the design of commitment contracts, I propose
follow-through measures based on the individual setting. Importantly, successful completion of a …

… In this section, we will discuss how an analyst can learn preferences across different price
experiments. In this section, our key parameter of interest is the demand for each product at …

… under incomplete information, we will propose a contract-based incentive mechanism where
the server provides a set of contract … process, then formulate the contract, and finally specify …