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Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
The History of Private Philanthropy and the Links between Income Inequality, Charitable Giving, and Social Public Spending in the United States and Europe $29,500 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Behavioral Economics and Consumer Finance Working Group $250,000 Behavioral Economics
The Demand for Information on the Internet: Evidence from Field Experiments $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Expectations as Endowments? The Impacts of Reference-Dependent Preferences on Exchange Behavior $3,965 Behavioral Economics
Is Bayesian Learning or Naive/Preferential Weighting a Better Approximation of Learning on Networks $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Why Do Women Shy Away From Competition? The Effects of Information on the Choice to Compete $3,000 Behavioral Economics
Encouraging Investment in Health Technology $4,992 Behavioral Economics
Care Work in the United States $226,181 Future of Work
Conference, Achieving Equity for Women: Policy Alternatives for the New Administration $5,000 Non-Program Activities
Behavioral Economics and Federal Government Policy $26,055 Behavioral Economics
Contrast Effects in Medical Decision-Making $5,000 Behavioral Economics
The Effects of Risk, Time Preference, and Poverty on the Impacts of Forest Property Right Reform $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Private Savings, Intrahousehold Bargaining, and Intertemporal Consumption Choices $3,030 Behavioral Economics
Instant Trauma: Individual Productivity, Indirect Shocks and Team Composition $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Self-Control and Nutritional Knowledge: What Influences Children's Food Consumption? $5,000 Behavioral Economics
The Vividness of Your Future Self: Virtual Reality and Savings $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Neighborhoods and Social Inequality $300,000 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Conference on the Methodology of Experimental Economics $25,000 Non-Program Activities
How Job Networks Work: A Study Using Experimental and Behavioral Economics $4,971 Behavioral Economics
An Empirical Investigation of the Demand for Prevention: An Analysis of Cervical Cancer Screening $5,000 Behavioral Economics
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