Journal of Behavioral Economics for Policy

2017 - 2024

Current editor(s): Michelle Baddeley

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Volume 8, issue S2, 2024

Editors' introduction - 2023 Summer School and Workshop in Experimetrics & Behavioral Economics pp. 1-8

Luca Panaccione and Valentina Peruzzi

Is Trust a Driver of Patience? A Cross - Country Analysis pp. 9-18

Florens C. Pfann and Gerard A. Pfann

Chronicles of Choice: Survey Insights into Intertemporal Preferences pp. 18-27

Anna Conte, Gianmarco De Santis, Giulia Melissari, Paola Paiardini and Jacopo Temperini

Fintech Revolution's Impact on Financial Behavior and Education pp. 29-33

Alexey Upravitelev

Behavioral Macroeconomics: A Systematic Review for Policy Insights pp. 35-42

Samuele Ridolfi

Homo Moralis' giving tendencies: a multidisciplinary opinion review on altruistic behavior in the dictator game pp. 43-49

Francesco Campanella and Michele Mariella

Are we there yet? Resilience training as a catalyst for student creativity pp. 51-60

Maria-Magdalena Rosu and Rodica Ianole-Călin

Volume 8, issue S1, 2024

Editors' introduction to JBEP 8(S1) pp. 1-8

Agnès Festré, Mira Toumi and Maxime Perodaud

Norm misperceptions in social dilemmas: the role of preferences, heuristics and experiences pp. 9-11

Guglielmo Briscese, Maddalena Grignani, Nicola Lacetera, Mario Macis and Mirco Tonin

Psychological Effects of Communicating Temporal Best Prices pp. 30-32

Ruud Lathouwers, Christoph Kogler and Marcel Zeelenberg

Can We 'Solve' Anonymity in Economic Experiments? Virtual Humans in High-Immersive Environments as a Method of Identification pp. 33-39

Kaloyana Naneva

Volume 8, issue 2, 2024

Introduction to JBEP 8(2) pp. 1-10

Giuseppe Attanasi

Preferences for and Productivity Consequences of Different Fairness Paradigms of Income Distribution: An Experimental Investigation into Productive Effort and Income Distribution pp. 11-26

Alexander Siebert and Jason Childs

Punishment Incentives in Principal-Agent Dynamics: Insights from a Public Goods Game Experiment pp. 27-40

Sandro Casal, Päivi Maijanen, Luigi Mittone and Azzurra Morreale

From Hypothetical to Real: Analyzing WTA Bias in Pawn Shop Deals pp. 41-54

Andrea Morone and Paola Tiranzoni

Auditing with Rewards for Honesty and Punishments for Cheating pp. 55-60

Austin Henderson

Financial Trading Is Not Just a Gender-based Difference Issue. A Critical Investigation Across Market Mechanisms pp. 61-67

Isabelle Mortillaro and Maria Luigia Signore

Volume 8, issue 1, 2024

Introduction to JBEP 8(1) pp. 1-10

Giuseppe Attanasi

Does reducing the serving size of beer influence how much students drink on a night out? A randomised controlled field experiment pp. 11-17

Pelle G. Hansen, Erik G. Larsen, Amalie-Maria Jacobsen, Mia S. Malthesen and Mathilde Schilling

Can we have an Economic Psychology Manifesto? - 15 proposals for one pp. 19-26

Vera Rita de Mello Ferreira

Divine Prosociality: How Religion Influences Altruism in Dictator Games - A Meta-Analysis pp. 27-38

Matteo Alessandro Ruberto

Does Life Satisfaction predict Economic Preferences? Evidence from cross-sectional data pp. 39-46

Donato Pierno

Volume 7, issue 1, 2023

The Covid-19 Pandemic and the Productivity Paradox pp. 11-18

Robert N. Mefford

Majority Rule Determination and Uncertainty Aversion: A Critical Systematic Review pp. 19-24

Giulia Papini

Testing Behaviors in the Play of an Expected Prisoner's Dilemma pp. 25-33

Richard Arend

Scarcity and Inattention pp. 35-42

Ariel Kalil, Susan Mayer and Rohen Shah

Gender Code-Switching in Economics and Finance pp. 43-50

Amanda J. Felkey and Dimitra Papadovasilaki

Book Review: Behavioural Economics and Experiments, by Ananish Chaudhuri pp. 51-52

Urjaswi Mukherjee and Mark Pingle

Book Review: Adam Smith's America: How a Scottish Philosopher Became an Icon of American Capitalism, by Glory M. Liu pp. 53-55

Gary D. Lynne

Volume 6, issue S1, 2022

A tale of two ambiguities: A conceptual overview of findings from economics and psychology pp. 11-21

Milos Borozan, Loreta Cannito and Barbara Luppi

A literature review of bullshit receptivity: Perspectives for an informed policy making against misinformation pp. 23-40

Serena Iacobucci and Roberta De Cicco

Environmental policy and immersive technologies pp. 41-47

Barbara Buljat

Suppetia ex machina: How can AI technologies aid financial decision-making of people with low socioeconomic status? pp. 49-57

Christian T. Elbaek, Ifeatu Uzodinma, Zilia Ismagilova and Panagiotis Mitkidis

Rein it in. Nudge-based interventions to cope with online impulse buying among young adults pp. 59-66

Marco Mandolfo

Emotions matter for policy-making: An example on tacit collusion and guilt pp. 67-72

Rossella Ferrario and Elena Manzoni

Determinants of voter turnout pp. 73-84

Diogo Ribeiro, Mara Madaleno and Anabela Botelho

The effect of additional background risk on mixed risk behavior pp. 85-92

Irene Mussio and Angela C.M. de Oliveira

Knowledge acquisition or incentive to foster coordination? A real-effort weak-link experiment with craftsmen pp. 93-107

Mathieu Lefebvre and Lucie Martin-Bonnel de Longchamp

Volume 6, issue 1, 2022

Optimism Bias and Perceptions of Behavioral Factors for Preventing Severe COVID-19 Complications pp. 11-20

Erica Freer and Quinn Keefer

Behaviorally-informed framework for encouraging COVID-19 vaccinations pp. 21-26

Hans J. Czap and Natalia V. Czap

The nexus between unemployment and Covid-19 vaccine in the U.S. Evidence from Google trends pp. 27-32

Georgios Garafas

Fairness preferences as a cause of inefficient war pp. 33-36

M. Christian Lehmann

Can traffic light labelling nudge heuristical decision processes? pp. 37-45

Seda Erdem, Danny Campbell and Tony McCarthy

Book Review: Why Liberalism Failed, by Deneen, P. J pp. 47-49

Gary D. Lynne

Book Review: Metaeconomics. Tempering Excessive Greed, by Gary Lynne pp. 51-52

Roger Frantz

Book Review: Noise: A flaw in human judgment, by Kahneman, Sibony, and Sunstein pp. 53-54

Egor V. Bronnikov

Erratum to "A Literature Review of Bullshit Receptivity: Perspectives for an Informed Policy Making Against Misinformation" pp. 55-56

Serena Iacobucci and Roberta De Cicco

Volume 5, issue S3, 2021

Driven by the Invisible: The economics of the unseen pp. 7-17

Roger Frantz

Methodological challenges in Behavioural Economics: Towards a more holistic and empirically rooted economic science pp. 19-33

Morris Altman

Nonconscious cognitive reasoning: A neglected ability shaping economic behavior pp. 35-43

Richard Curtin

Attribute substitution, counterfactual thinking, and heterodox economics pp. 45-54

John Davis and Theodore Koutsobinas

The big picture of corruption: Five lessons from Behavioral Economics pp. 55-62

Roberta Muramatsu and Ana Bianchi

Volume 5, issue S2, 2021

Driven by the Invisible: The economics of the unseen pp. 79-85

Gigi Foster

Guilt, love, and the behavioral enrichment of Public Choice Theory pp. 87-93

Mark Pingle and Jason Lim

Effects of tax payment systems on tax compliance: Comparing the withholding system with the tax declaration system pp. 95-102

Mariko Shimizu

Strength of social ties: How non-monetary bonds affect east germans' decision to stay after german reunification pp. 103-120

Alison Macintyre, Tony Beatton, Ho Fai Chan and Benno Torgler

Volume 5, issue S1, 2021

Dual motive theory as the biological mecca of the economist. Fulfilling the undeveloped insight of Alfred Marshall. Famed synthesizer of neoclassical economics pp. 7-38

Gerald A. Cory, Jr.

Organizational capital, human capital and the humane firm: Opportunities and obstacles to wellbeing pp. 39-46

Morris Altman

John Tomer and Irving Fisher. 'Brothers' in Heterodox Economics, and Buddhism pp. 47-54

Roger Frantz

Metaeconomic sensibilities: Toward The Human Firm on a sustainable blue spaceship pp. 55-64

Gary Lynne

The implications of human capital for policy: An essay honoring the life and work of John Tomer pp. 65-71

Justin Ferguson and Mark Pingle

Entrepreneurship, discovery and search pp. 73-81

Shinji Teraji

Volume 5, issue 1, 2021

Double defaults: Behavioral regulation of cocaine pp. 7-12

Jim Leitzel

Bundling violence: How do people trade-off combinations of violent acts? pp. 13-17

Magda Osman, Isabelle Mareschal and Emily Hannon

Behavioral optimal taxation: Aspirations pp. 19-26

Matthias Weber

Is transparency an anti-corruption myth? pp. 27-43

Cameron K. Murray, Paul Frijters and Markus Schaffner

Nudging online privacy behaviour with anthropomorphic cues pp. 45-52

Nuria Rodríguez-Priego, René van Bavel and Shara Monteleone

Networked nudging: Designing a voter registration nudge in urban India pp. 53-60

Anirudh Tagat, Anchal Khandelwal and Hansika Kapoor

I don't get it, but I like it: Detailed pricing information increases confidence, but decreases quality of decision making pp. 61-76

Ravi Dutta-Powell, Min-Taec Kim and Cameron Tan