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Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
College Better: Parimutuel Betting Markets as a Commitment Device and Monetary Incentive $5,370 Behavioral Economics
Mental Accounting and Fungibility of Money: Evidence from a Retail Panel $149,268 Behavioral Economics
Causal Responsibility: Theory and Experimental Evidence $6,300 Behavioral Economics
Policy Implications of Tax Salience: Measuring and Modeling Heterogeneity and Tax Size Effects $7,500 Behavioral Economics
Ingroup Favoritism and Gender-biased Task Assignment $2,850 Behavioral Economics
On the Elicitation of Willingness-to-Pay for Stigmatized Goods $4,730 Behavioral Economics
Asymmetric Naivete: Beliefs about Self-Control $5,055 Behavioral Economics
The Psychology of Scarcity $129,062 Behavioral Economics
Pilot Study of Lending Circles and Financial Inclusion among Lower-Income Immigrants and Minorities: The Mechanisms of Behavior Change $75,000 Behavioral Economics
Gender Gap in Negotiation Outcomes: Experiments on the Bargaining Setting $6,000 Behavioral Economics
Testing the Causal Influence of Testosterone on Preferences for Competition $7,500 Behavioral Economics
Expectation-Based Reference Points and Effort Provision: Does History Matter? A Frame-Field Experiment $7,500 Behavioral Economics
What to Expect When They Are Expecting: The Role of Expectations on Labor Market Reciprocity $4,065 Behavioral Economics
Identifying and Addressing Self-Control Problems for Online Students: Evidence from a Field Experiment $6,000 Behavioral Economics
Providing Information on Antiretrovirals and HIV Transmission: An Intervention to Reduce Stigma and Promote Testing $7,500 Behavioral Economics
Belief Biases with Financial Stakes $6,920 Behavioral Economics
Reference-Dependent Fraud $4,163 Behavioral Economics
Understanding the Incentives for Microfinance Lending $7,450 Behavioral Economics
Redesigning Federal Communications to Improve Student Loan Repayments $34,987 Behavioral Economics
Hunger Games: How Does Hunger Effect Economic Decisions? $6,960 Behavioral Economics
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