NEP: New Economics Papers
Experimental Economics

Edited by:	Daniel Houser
	George Mason University
Issue date:	2013-04-20
Papers:	20

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In this issue we have:

• Do Control Questions Influence Behavior in Experiments?Catherine Roux; Christian Thöni
  
• Risk Aversion Relates to Cognitive Ability: Fact or Fiction?Andersson, Ola; Tyran, Jean-Robert; Wengström, Erik; Holm, Håkan J.
  
• Cooperation, Trust, and Economic Development: An Experimental Study in ChinaJunyi Shen; Xiangdong Qin
  
• "Behavioral Approach to Repeated Games with Private Monitoring"Hitoshi Matsushima; Tomomi Tanaka; Tomohisa Toyama
  
• Who is Coming to the Experiment? A Cautionary Tale from ChinaElaine Liu; Paul Frijters; Tao Sherry Kong
  
• Rebels without a clue? Experimental evidence on partial cartelsClemens, Georg; Rau, Holger A.
  
• Strategic risk in contract designAbdolkarim Sadrieh; Guido Voigt
  
• I am sorry - Honest and fake apologiesVerena Utikal
  
• Principal-Agent and Peer Relationships in TornamentsGerald Eisenkopf; Sabrina Teyssier
  
• Bounded Rationality and Strategic Uncertainty in a Simple Dominance Solvable GameNobuyuki Hanaki; Nicolas Jacquemet; Stéphane Luchini; Adam Zylbersztejn
  
• Does being elected increase subjective entitlements? Evidence from the laboratoryArne Robert Weiss; Irenaeus Wolff
  
• The Importance of the Cognitive Environment for Intertemporal ChoiceMichael A. Kuhn; Peter Kuhn; Marie-Claire Villeval
  
• Low second-to-fourth digit ratio predicts indiscriminate social suspicion, not improved trustworthiness detectionBonnefon, Jean-François; De Neys, Wim; Hopfensitz, Astrid
  
• Honest on Mondays: Honesty and the Temporal Distance between Decisions and PayoffsRuffle, Bradley; Tobol, Yossi
  
• A simple test for the ignorability of non-compliance in experimentsHuber, Martin
  
• Coexistence of small and dominant firms in Bertrand competition: Judo economics in the labAbdolkarim Sadrieh; Daniel Cracau
  
• Household Vulnerability to Wild Animal Attacks in Developing Countries: Experimental Evidence from Rural PakistanKurosaki, Takashi; Khan, Hidayat Ullah
  
• Does Coordination of Welfare Services' Delivery Make a Difference for Extremely Disadvantaged Jobseekers? Evidence from the 'YP4' TrialJeff Borland; Yi-Ping Tseng; Roger Wilkins
  
• Cheap talk about the detection probabilityBaumann, Florian; Friehe, Tim
  
• Ambiguity revealedRalph Bayer; Subir Bose; Matthew Polisson; Ludovic Renou