The highly influential Allingham and Sandmo model of income tax evasion assumes that
taxpayers are driven by utility maximization, choosing evasion over compliance if it yields a …

Using public goods games in a laboratory setting, we study team-level production, where
two teams compete for the resources of a common-member who can benefit from and …

We study transparency and reputation in a stylized investment game in which two senders
interact with a receiver in a linear network with partial information. We analyze how ex-ante …

This study combines the type of partners and the number of partnerships' purposes to
assess municipal partnerships' effectiveness in bringing international aid. First, the study test …

Although effective resource integration is a critical requisite for entrepreneurial success, the
literature suggests there are crucial gaps for minority entrepreneurs. We examine how …

When groups compete against each other in contests or tournaments they typically differ
with regard to the way they are organized and how decisions within groups are determined …

In this paper we study electoral systems in an experimental governance game in which
citizens contribute to a public good and policymakers decide how to distribute it. In the …

We analyze the behavioral determinants of extreme punishment in intergroup conflict.
Individuals contribute to team production by a tedious real effort task. Teams compete for a …

In this paper, we revisit a seminal contribution of Shaun Hargreaves-Heap to the
development of Behavioral Political Economy. In 2002, together with his coauthor Yanis …

Although the link between economic inequality and dishonest behavior is well-established
in the literature, their causal relation is still unclear. Here we investigate the causal link …