Department of Economics - University of InnsbruckTheories of Other-Regarding PreferencesRudolf KerschbamerZeit: Montags von 14:45-16:45 Uhr Ort: Besprechungsraum des Institutes für FIWI, 4. Stock SoWi | |||
15.10.07 | 2. Vorbesprechung | ||
Payoff-Based Theories ('Social Preferences'): | |||
29.10.07 | FEHR, E. and K. SCHMIDT (1999): "A Theory of Fairness, Competition and Cooperation", Quarterly Journal of Economics 114, 817 – 868 | ||
05.11.07 | BOLTON, G. and A. OCKENFELS (2000): "ERC: A Theory of Equity, Reciprocity and Competition", American Economic Review 90, 166 – 193 | ||
ENGELMANN, D. and M. STROBEL (2004): "Inequality Aversion Efficiency and Maximum Preferences in Simple Distribution Experiments", American Economic Review 94(4), 857-869 | Paper | ||
FEHR, E. and K. SCHMIDT (2004): "The Role of Equality, Efficiency and Rawlsian Motives in Social Preferences: A Replay to Engelmann and Strobel", Working Paper NO.179, Institute for Empirical Research in Economics, University of Zürich | |||
Type-Based Theories ('Interdependent Preferences'): | |||
12.11.07 | LEVINE, D. (1998): "Modelling Altruism and Spitefulness in Game Experiments", Review of Economic Dynamics 1, 593 – 622. | ||
19.11.07 | GUL, F. and W. PESENDORFER (2007), "The Canonical Space for Behavioral Types", Mimeo, Princeton University | ||
Intentions- or Beliefs-Based Theories ('Reciprocity', 'Guilt-Aversion'): | |||
26.11.07 | RABIN, M. (1993): "Incorporating Fairness into Game Theory", American Economic Review 82(5), 1281 – 1302. | ||
NELSON, R. (2001): "Incorporating Fairness into Game Theory and Economics: Comment", American Economic Review 91, 1180 – 1183. | Paper | ||
03.12.07 | DUFWENBERG, M. and G. KIRCHSTEIGER (2004): "A Theory of Sequential Reciprocity", Games and Economic Behavior 47(2), 268 – 298 | ||
10.12.07 | CHARNESS, G. and M. DUFWENBERG (2006): "Promises and Partnership", Econometrica 74(6), 1579-1601 | ||
BATTIGALLI, P. and M. DUFWENBERG (2007): "Guilt in Games", American Economic Review, Papers & Proceedings 97, 170-76 | |||
Mixed Theories: | |||
07.01.08 | CHARNESS, G. and M. RABIN (2002): "Understanding Social Preferences With Simple Tests", Quarterly Journal of Economics 117(3), 817 – 869 | Paper | |
14.01.08 | COX, J., D. FRIEDMAN and S. GJERSTAD (2007): "A Traceable Model of Reciprocity and Fairness", Games and Economic Behavior 59, 17-45 | ||
Axiomatic Approaches: | |||
21.01.08 | NEILSON, W. (2006): "Axiomatic Reference Dependence in Behavior Toward Others and Toward Risk", Economic Theory 28(3), 681-692 | ||
28.01.08 | SEGAL, U. and J. SOBEL (2007): "Tit for Tat: Foundations of Preferences for Reciprocity in Strategic Settings", Journal of Economic Theory 136(1), 197-216 | ||
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