Purpose The purpose of this study is to develop and validate a scale to determine the
consumer's level of decision-making self-efficacy for a high-involved service purchase …

This paper systematically studies how performance pay, complementing either baseline
feefor-service or capitation, affects physicians' medical service provision and the quality of …

In this study, we introduce the opportunity for physicians to sort into capitation or fee‐for‐
service payment. Using a controlled medically framed laboratory experiment with a …

We study physicians' incentives to use personalised medicine techniques, replicating the
physician's trade-offs under the option of personalised medicine information. In a laboratory …

In this paper, we offer further explanation for differences in earnings across genders. We
investigate difference in preferences in payment systems for credence goods. We find that …

We study the impact of a merit-based incentive payment system on provider behavior in the
primary care setting using new experimental methods that leverage healthcare simulations …

This experiment examines the relationship between payment systems and the quality and
quantity of services provided in credence goods markets. By using a real-effort task to …

In this article, we explore how independently reported measures of subjects' cognitive
capabilities, preferences, and sociodemographic characteristics relate to their behavior in a …

Physicians are no strangers to situations where they have to decide with resource
restrictions and uncertainty on the relative needs of future beneficiaries of the scarce …

We introduce two sources of uncertainty into credence-goods experiments: 1) diagnostic
uncertainty; experts receive a noisy signal of buyer type; 2) service uncertainty; the services …