Journal of Behavioral Economics

1972 - 1990

Continued by Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics (formerly The Journal of Socio-Economics).

Current editor(s): Roger Frantz

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Volume 19, issue 4, 1990

Corporate governance: A stakeholder interpretation pp. 337-359

R. Edward Freeman and William M. Evan

Stakeholder management and corporate performance pp. 361-375

Lee E. Preston and Harry J. Sapienza

Investors' risk tolerance and return aspirations, and financial advisors' interpretations: A conceptual model and exploratory data pp. 377-393

Glenn E. Snelbecker, Michael J. Roszkowski and Neal E. Cutler

Ethical investments: Preferences and morality pp. 395-411

Alan Lewis and John Cullis

Transaction costs, behavior modes, and Chinese reform pp. 413-430

T. Y. Shen

Industry structure, competitive rivalry, and firm profitability pp. 431-448

Masoud Hemmasi, Lee A. Graf and Calvin E. Kellogg

Volume 19, issue 3, 1990

Effects of "Framing" on measures of risk tolerance: Financial planners are not immune pp. 237-246

Michael J. Roszkowski and Glenn E. Snelbecker

The limited effect of economic self-interest on the political attitudes of the mass public pp. 247-271

David O. Sears and Carolyn L. Funk

Socio-economic perspectives on household saving behavior pp. 273-284

Joseph Cordes

Organizational theory and the problem of the shift in the Phillips Curve pp. 285-304

Jerald Hage

Rules, groups, and labor markets pp. 305-319

David Marsden

Economic, psychological, and sociological determinants of voluntary turnover pp. 321-335

Charles W. Mueller and James L. Price

Volume 19, issue 2, 1990

Socioeconomics and the new "battle of the methods": Towards a paradigm shift? pp. 141-154

Richard Swedberg

Rethinking utility theory pp. 155-179

F. Juster

The economic person in sociological context: Case studies in the mediation of self-interest pp. 181-207

Richard M. Coughlin

Making ends meet: The social malleability of needs and resources pp. 209-219

Michael Thompson, Richard Ellis and Aaron Wildavsky

Families, self-respect and the irrelevance of "rational economic man" in a postindustrial society pp. 221-236

Jane Wheelock

Volume 19, issue 1, 1990

A pilot experimental study of the dynamic competitive firm under spot price uncertainty pp. 1-22

John Hey

Performing arts subsidies and future generations pp. 23-33

Laura C. Dobson and Edwin G. West

A new theory of satisficing pp. 35-51

Bruce Kaufman

A discrete choice contingent valuation estimate of the value of Kenai King salmon pp. 53-68

Richard Carson, Michael Hanemann and Dan Steinberg

Prospect theory and pricing decisions pp. 69-80

Joel E. Urbany and Peter R. Dickson

Gender differences in child care and work: An interdisciplinary perspective pp. 81-101

Elizabeth M. Hill and M. Anne Hill

The formation of organizations, networks, and markets pp. 103-124

Thomas R. Ireland

Business ethics in America: A view from the classroom pp. 125-140

Matthew Monippallil, Yunus Kathawala, Richard Hattwick, Larry Wall and Bong-Gon P. Shin

Volume 18, issue 4, 1989

Wage and performance discrimination: The situation facing hispanics and blacks in major league baseball pp. 237-250

Ken Jennings and Frank McLaughlin

How do the Japanese compete? pp. 251-263

Ellen Cook

Privatization: British style pp. 265-288

Colin Harbury

Reconciling economic postulates: Does "adaptive" egoism satisfice? pp. 289-306

Orhan Kayaalp

For-profit hospital performance: The impact of time pp. 307-316

Charles Register and Ansel M. Sharp

Volume 18, issue 3, 1989

Introduction to the special issue on entrepreneurship pp. 145-147

Benjamin Gilad and Stanley Kaish

Paternalism and entrepreneurship the emergence of state-made entrepreneurs pp. 149-166

Miri Lerner

The rise and decay of entrepreneurship: A different perspective pp. 167-184

Joshua Ronen

Entrepreneurship, evolution, and the entropy law pp. 185-204

Joseph H. Vogel

If you're so smart, why aren't you tall?: A cross-cultural perspective on the nature of entrepreneurship pp. 205-215

Loretta Graziano

Information, search, and entrepreneurship: A pilot study pp. 217-235

B. Gilad, S. Kaish and J. Ronen

Volume 18, issue 2, 1989

Why the incidence of shirking varies across employers pp. 61-73

Paul Carlin

How shirking can help productivity: A critique of Carlin and the "Shirking as Harm" theory pp. 75-79

Thomas R. Ireland

Capital punishment and the deterrent effect revisited: Recent time-series econometric evidence pp. 81-97

George A. Chressanthis

Individual valuation, market valuation, and the preference reversal phenomenon pp. 99-114

Don N. MacDonald and William L. Huth

Stochastic preference and randomized strategies for consumer choice pp. 115-127

John J. Bernardo

On the alleged decline in business ethics pp. 129-143

Richard E. Hattwick, Yanus Kathawala, Matthew Monipullil and Larry Wall

Volume 18, issue 1, 1989

Dual distribution as a vertical control device pp. 1-17

Malcolm B. Coate and Mark R. Fratrik

The relationship between risk-return preference and knowledge in experimental financial markets pp. 19-40

Dorla A. Evans, James Holcomb and William T. Chittenden

Another look at compensating differentials pp. 41-50

Joni Hersch

The behavior of respondents in contingent valuation: Evidence on starting bids pp. 51-60

Jonathan Silverman and Mark Klock

Volume 17, issue 4, 1988

Ipsative and objective limits to human behavior pp. 229-248

Bruno Frey

The predator-prey theory of addiction pp. 249-262

Li Way Lee

Interpreting federal reserve behavior pp. 263-277

Thomas Mayer

The determinants of regulators' preferences: Discrimination in electricity pricing pp. 279-294

Michael C. Naughton

The moral dimension: Toward a new economics: Amitai Etzioni. New York: The free press, 1988. 300 pp. plus index pp. 295-297

Richard M. Coughlin

Volume 17, issue 3, 1988

Rise and decline of the maximization principle pp. 157-172

Warren S. Gramm

A statistical approach to modeling the behavior of bond raters pp. 173-193

John Jackson and James W. Boyd

Rational expectations in experimental duopoly markets pp. 195-206

Paul Nelson

New institutionalism and the erosion of capitalism pp. 207-218

T. Y. Shen

Household demand for food attributes pp. 219-227

Danny E. Terry, David B. Eastwood and John R. Brooker

Volume 17, issue 2, 1988

Christian base communities and grass-roots development pp. 97-112

Joan B. Anderson and J. A. Colombo

Consumer sentiments and share price behavior pp. 113-118

Theodore Bos and Seth Anderson

Navajo economic behavior pp. 119-131

Michael G. Ellis

Characteristics explaining business success of entrepreneurs versus managers pp. 133-142

P. A. B. Kalker Konijn and J. Plantenga

Crime and punishment: a note on instrumental violence pp. 143-148

Gideon Yaniv

Is enhanced bank prestige a possible motive for bank mergers? pp. 149-156

F. Christian Zinkhan

Volume 17, issue 1, 1988

Introduction to the symposium on preference formation pp. 1-5

Paul J. Albanese

The functional role of preferences pp. 7-18

Robert Frank

Preferences, economics and the economic psychology of public sector preference formation pp. 19-33

Alan Lewis and John Cullis

The formation and change of fertility preferences: a case study of the generational change in the size of the Italian family in the United States pp. 35-55

Paul J. Albanese

Explaining choice of hypothetical marriage partner by a motive measure of preferences: evidence on May's theory of the aggregation of preference patterns pp. 57-76

Charlotte Phelps

Preference formation, incomes, and the distribution of welfare pp. 77-96

Rob Alessie and Arie Kapteyn