This study tests how different messengers—scientists, government agencies, non-profit
organizations, and newspapers—influence individual behavior. We conducted framed field …

This paper explores the impact of information on the hedonic valuation of proximity to
contaminated sites. The analysis exploits the passage of a 2004 New Jersey property …

Stigma against those living with HIV can undermine efforts to prevent the spread of the
disease, but it has traditionally been hard to measure or to assess the efficacy of antistigma …

Disgust can evoke strong behavioral responses. Sometimes these extreme visceral
responses can lead to stigmatization—an overreaction to a risk. In fact, disgust may be so …

Stigmatization of products and technologies can lead to large monetary losses even when
there are no associative risks. This paper reports on experiments that provide insight into the …

This research studies the perceptions of individuals concerning reused drinking water.
Individuals' visceral responses may stigmatize reused water as the water's immediate origin …

Differences between private and public decision-making are quantified using willingness-to-
accept (WTA) data collected in artefactual field experiments. Participants first makedecisions …

I examine how uncertainty in the size of the relevant population affects the voluntary
contribution of public goods. I analyze a case where the marginal production of public goods …

This study tests how different messengers—scientists, government agencies, non-profit
organizations, and newspapers—influence consumer behaviour. We conducted framed field …

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johtaa monia eri syitä, joita voidaan mallintaa taloustieteen avulla, erityisesti …