ous reciprocity but not misguided reciprocity, which is a common feature in the experimental data on human subjects. Similar anomalies are observed in models of the ultimatum game in which a proposer offers a fraction of - Rachel Kranton - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	ous reciprocity but not misguided reciprocity, which is a common feature in the experimental data on human subjects. Similar anomalies are observed in models of the ultimatum game in which a proposer offers a fraction of Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-09-24 16:50:23 Open Document File Size: 64,95 KB Share Result on Facebook City Haarlem / BOOKS ET / Norwich / / Company Princeton University Press / / Country United Kingdom / Netherlands / / Currency USD / GBP / / / Facility Duke University / University of East Anglia / University of California / / Organization Duke University / School of Economics / Princeton University / University of California / University of East Anglia / Princeton Univ. / / Person Rachel Kranton / George Akerlof / George A. Akerlof / Rachel E. Kranton / / Position female corporate lawyer / nurse / / ProvinceOrState New Jersey / California / Alabama / / PublishedMedium Games and Economic Behavior / / Technology neuroscience / / URL www.sciencemag.org / / SocialTag Economic theories George Akerlof Rachel Kranton Identity economics Social psychology Behavioral economics Rational choice theory Game theory Gender identity Economics

ous reciprocity but not misguided reciprocity, which is a common feature in the experimental data on human subjects. Similar anomalies are observed in models of the ultimatum game in which a proposer offers a fraction ofAdd to Reading List