Search Results - "Kusterer, David J."

Rate This Transaction: Coordinating Mappings in Market Feedback Systems by Bolton, Gary E., Ferecatu, Alina, Kusterer, David J.

“…Reputation feedback systems assign feedback scores to traders with the aim of separating them according to reliability. There is now a substantial amount of…”
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Inflated Reputations: Uncertainty, Leniency, and Moral Wiggle Room in Trader Feedback Systems by Bolton, Gary E., Kusterer, David J., Mans, Johannes

“…The reputation information provided by market feedback systems tends to be compressed in the sense that reliable and unreliable sellers have similar feedback…”
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Public goods, property rights, and investment incentives: An experimental investigation by Kusterer, David J., Schmitz, Patrick W.

“…How should ownership rights be allocated in public-good settings? We report data from a laboratory experiment with 480 participants that was designed to test a…”
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Behavioral biases and cognitive reflection by Hoppe, Eva I., Kusterer, David J.

“…In a large-scale laboratory experiment, we investigate whether subjects' scores on the cognitive reflection test (CRT) are related to their susceptibility to…”
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Public–private partnerships versus traditional procurement: An experimental investigation by Hoppe, Eva I., Kusterer, David J., Schmitz, Patrick W.

“…► We conduct a laboratory experiment on public procurement. ► An infrastructure must be built and operated. ► In public-private partnerships (PPPs), building…”
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The management of innovation: Experimental evidence by Kusterer, David J., Schmitz, Patrick W.

“…We report data from a laboratory experiment with 576 participants that was designed to test Aghion and Tirole's (1994a) management of innovation theory which…”
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Conflicting tasks and moral hazard: Theory and experimental evidence by Hoppe, Eva I., Kusterer, David J.

“…We study a multi-task principal-agent problem in which tasks can be in direct conflict with each other. In theory, it is difficult to induce a single agent to…”
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Social Preferences and the Informativeness of Subjective Performance Evaluations by Kusterer, David J., Sliwka, Dirk

“…We study biases and the informativeness of subjective performance evaluations in an online experiment, testing the implications of a standard formal framework…”
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