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

1991 - 2025

Continuation of Journal of Behavioral Economics.

Current editor(s): Pablo Brañas Garza

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Volume 66, issue C, 2017

The effect of effectiveness: Donor response to aid effectiveness in a direct mail fundraising experiment pp. 1-8

Dean Karlan and Daniel H. Wood

Social distance and quality ratings in charity choice pp. 9-15

Alexander Brown, Jonathan Meer and J. Forrest Williams

Charitable giving, suggestion, and learning from others: Pay-What-You-Want experiments at a coffee shop pp. 16-22

Sangkon Park, Sohyun Nam and Jungmin Lee

Information and donations to development aid projects pp. 23-28

Maren Elise Bachke, Frode Alfnes and Mette Wik

Too much information? An experiment on communication and cooperation pp. 29-39

Daniel Jones

When charities compete: A laboratory experiment with simultaneous public goods pp. 40-57

Justin Krieg and Anya Samek

Do charities get more when they ask more often? Evidence from a unique field experiment pp. 58-65

Bas Donkers, Merel van Diepen and Philip Hans Franses

A field experiment on directed giving at a public university pp. 66-71

Catherine Eckel, David H. Herberich and Jonathan Meer

Government or charity? Preferences for welfare provision by ethnicity pp. 72-77

Kristy Jones

Now or never! The effect of deadlines on charitable giving: Evidence from two natural field experiments pp. 78-87

Mette Trier Damgaard and Christina Gravert

Comparing rebate and matching subsidies controlling for donors’ awareness: Evidence from the field pp. 88-95

Catherine Eckel and Philip Grossman

Do people donate more when they perceive a single beneficiary whom they know? A field experimental test of the identifiability effect pp. 96-103

Omar Al-Ubaydli and Mike Yeomans

A note on charitable giving by corporates and aristocrats: Evidence from a field experiment pp. 104-111

Vittorio Bassi, Steffen Huck and Imran Rasul

Sharing one’s fortune? An experimental study on earned income and giving pp. 112-118

Mirco Tonin and Michael Vlassopoulos

Charity, incentives, and performance pp. 119-128

Oege Dijk and Martin Holmen

Social influences on charitable giving in the workplace pp. 129-136

Michael Sanders

Nudging charitable giving: Three field experiments pp. 137-149

Homa Zarghamee, Kent Messer, Jacob R. Fooks, William D. Schulze, Shang Wu and Jubo Yan

How do incidental emotions impact pro-environmental behavior? Evidence from the dictator game pp. 150-155

Lisette Ibanez, Nathalie Moureau and Sébastien Roussel

Volume 65, issue C, 2016

U.S. consumers’ preferences for imported and genetically modified sugar: Examining policy consequentiality in a choice experiment pp. 1-8

Karen E. Lewis, Carola Grebitus and Rodolfo Nayga

Confirmation: What's in the evidence? pp. 9-15

Mitesh Kataria

Measuring time preferences: Comparing methods and evaluating the magnitude effect pp. 16-26

Daniel Hermann and Oliver Musshoff

Fundraising to a real-life public good – evidence from the laboratory pp. 27-37

Yuval Arbel, Ronen Bar-El and Yossef Tobol

Motivations for tipping: How they differ across more and less frequently tipped services pp. 38-48

Michael Lynn

The advantage of hierarchy: Inducing responsibility and selecting ability? pp. 49-57

Philipp E. Otto and Friedel Bolle

Explaining the use of attribute cut-off values in decision making by means of involvement pp. 58-66

Anne O. Peschel, Carola Grebitus, Gregory Colson and Wuyang Hu

Evaluation of individuals’ intention to pay a premium price for ecotourism: An exploratory study pp. 67-78

Marta Meleddu and Manuela Pulina

To know or not to know? Looking at payoffs signals selfish behavior, but it does not actually mean so pp. 79-84

Valerio Capraro and Jotte Kuilder

Consumer knowledge affects valuation of product attributes: Experimental results for wine pp. 85-94

Christopher Gustafson, Travis Lybbert and Daniel Sumner

Does choosing jobs based on income risk lead to higher job satisfaction in the long run? Evidence from the natural experiment of German reunification pp. 95-108

Qiyan Ong and Walter Theseira

An experimental study on the effect of co-payment in public services pp. 109-116

Aurora García-Gallego, Nikolaos Georgantzís, Tarek Jaber-López and Gianandrea Staffiero

Endogenous context in a dictator game pp. 117-120

Linda Thunstrom, Todd Cherry, David McEvoy and Jason Shogren

External validity of prospect theory: The evidence from soccer betting pp. 121-127

Ondřej Krčál, Michal Kvasnička and Rostislav Stanek

Can't wait to celebrate: Holiday euphoria, impulsive behavior and time preference pp. 128-134

Eyal Lahav, Tal Shavit and Uri Benzion

Buying behaviors when similar products are available under pay-what-you-want and posted price conditions: Field-experimental evidence pp. 135-145

Torsten J. Gerpott and Christina Schneider

Inspirations or incitements? Ethical mind-sets and the effect of moral examples pp. 146-153

Serhiy Kandul and Matthias Uhl

John F. Tomer, Integrating Human Capital with Human Development: The Path to a More Productive and Humane Economy (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016). 231 pp. $120.00. ISBN: 978-1-137-47352-3 pp. 154-155

Steven Pressman

Volume 64, issue C, 2016

Cognitive abilities and economic behavior pp. 1-4

Pablo Brañas-Garza and John Smith

Do individuals with higher cognitive ability play more strategically? pp. 5-11

Juan M. Benito-Ostolaza, Penélope Hernández and Juan A. Sanchis-Llopis

Think twice before running! Bank runs and cognitive abilities pp. 12-19

Hubert Janos Kiss, Ismael Rodriguez-Lara and Alfonso Rosa-García

To trust, or not to trust: Cognitive reflection in trust games pp. 20-27

Brice Corgnet, Antonio Espín, Roberto Hernán-González, Praveen Kujal and Stephen Rassenti

Smart or selfish – When smart guys finish nice pp. 28-40

Johannes Lohse

Logical omniscience at the laboratory pp. 41-49

Ralph-C Bayer and Ludovic Renou

Average player traits as predictors of cooperation in a repeated prisoner's dilemma pp. 50-60

Omar Al-Ubaydli, Garett Jones and Jaap Weel

Faith in intuition and cognitive reflection pp. 61-70

Carlos Alós-Ferrer and Sabine Hügelschäfer

GO figure: Analytic and strategic skills are separable pp. 71-80

Sascha Baghestanian and Seth Frey

Cognitive (ir)reflection: New experimental evidence pp. 81-93

Carlos Cueva, Inigo Iturbe-Ormaetxe, Esther Mata-Pérez, Giovanni Ponti, Marcello Sartarelli, Haihan Yu and Vita Zhukova

Comparing decisions under compound risk and ambiguity: The importance of cognitive skills pp. 94-105

Sasha Prokosheva

The investment decisions of young adults under relaxed borrowing constraints pp. 106-121

Michael Insler, James Compton and Pamela Schmitt

Toward the integration of personality theory and decision theory in explaining economic behavior: An experimental investigation pp. 122-137

Aldo Rustichini, Colin G. DeYoung, Jon E. Anderson and Stephen Burks

Volume 63, issue C, 2016

The combined impact factor of the Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics and the Journal of Socio-Economics increased to 0.541 pp. A1-A2

Ofer Azar

Peer effects in the diffusion of innovations: Theory and simulation pp. 1-13

Hang Xiong, Diane Payne and Stephen Kinsella

Favor transmission and social image concern: An experimental study pp. 14-21

Pinghan Liang and Juanjuan Meng

Over-the-counter markets vs. double auctions: A comparative experimental study pp. 22-35

Giuseppe Attanasi, Samuele Centorrino and Ivan Moscati

Trust and reciprocity in Cyprus pp. 36-49

Tufan Ekici, Selim Ergun and M. Fernanda Rivas

Paying for sustainability: A cross-cultural analysis of consumers’ valuations of food and non-food products labeled for carbon and water footprints pp. 50-58

Carola Grebitus, Bodo Steiner and Michele M. Veeman

Spillovers and conflict in wage bargaining: Experimental evidence pp. 59-68

Alex Lehr, Jana Vyrastekova, Agnes Akkerman and René Torenvlied

Gender differences in beliefs and actions in a framed corruption experiment pp. 69-82

Miloš Fišar, Matus Kubak, Jiří Špalek and James Tremewan

Social network structure and government provision crowding-out on voluntary contributions pp. 83-90

Yao-Yu Chih

Does money buy happiness? Financial and general well-being of immigrants in Australia pp. 91-105

Liliya Gatina

The role of personal interaction in the assessment of risk attitudes pp. 106-113

Benjamin Roth, Stefan Trautmann and Andrea Voskort

Materialistic, pro-social, anti-social, or mixed – A within-subject examination of self- and other-regarding preferences pp. 114-124

Abdolkarim Sadrieh and Marina Schröder

What is a fair wage? Reference points, entitlements and gift exchange pp. 125-135

Eleonora Bottino, Teresa García-Muñoz, Cintia Goddio and Praveen Kujal

Are high-ability individuals really more tolerant of risk? A test of the relationship between risk aversion and cognitive ability pp. 136-147

Matthew P. Taylor