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Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
Western Influence and Information Variety in a Developing Country: An Experiment in Thailand $4,130 Behavioral Economics
Stock Markets and Economic Voting $4,000 Behavioral Economics
Do People Think About Dollars or Percentages? $2,540 Behavioral Economics
Funding Public Goods by Means of Tontines: An Experimental Examination $2,600 Behavioral Economics
Preferences for Pre-Commitment in a Time Decision Experiment $2,500 Behavioral Economics
Bounded Cognition and Economic Decision Making $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Social Comparison and Utility $3,200 Behavioral Economics
Behavioral Public Finance: Toward a New Agenda $50,000 Behavioral Economics
The Impact of Peer Group Influence and School Quality on Educational Performance $4,800 Behavioral Economics
Decision Making Under Poverty: A Behavioral Research Program $50,000 Behavioral Economics
The Impact of Peer Group Influence and School Quality on Educational $4,800 Behavioral Economics
Two Conferences on the New Economic Sociology (2) $12,000 Behavioral Economics
Identifiability $3,500 Behavioral Economics
The Impact of Overconfidence on the Decision-Making of CEOs in Large Companies $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Giving to Welfare Recipients: The Effects of Direct Information and Attitudes to Redistribution and the Poor in a Dictator Game $2,400 Behavioral Economics
Trustworthiness, Trust, and Productive Efficiency $2,431 Behavioral Economics
Commitment Mechanisms and Savings Behavior $5,000 Behavioral Economics
Prospect Theory and Labor Supply $3,450 Behavioral Economics
Behavioral Economics Summer Institute V $159,878 Behavioral Economics
The Endowment Effect: Framing and Public Good Provision $2,500 Behavioral Economics
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