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Abstract We use a three-person two-stage dictator game to test for the effect of voice on indirect reciprocity. We find that the amount received in a dictator game influences the… Click to show full abstract
Abstract We use a three-person two-stage dictator game to test for the effect of voice on indirect reciprocity. We find that the amount received in a dictator game influences the subsequent giving to unrelated parties. When recipient-turned-dictators had the opportunity to leave messages to their first-stage dictators, their giving to subsequent recipients increased significantly.
Keywords:
effect voice;
indirect reciprocity;
voice indirect
Journal Title: Economics Letters
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Economics Letters
Year Published: 2020
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