The Handbook of Organizational Economics 2013
DOI: 10.1515/9781400845354-008
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“…As is argued in Lazear and Oyer (2013), the lack of support for the trade-off between risk and incentives is "…at least partially due to an inability to make 'everything else equal'". Making everything else equal is a definitive advantage of the experimental approach (Falk and Fehr, 2003;Charness and Kuhn, 20110;Camerer and Weber, 2012). Another decisive advantage of laboratory experiments is to allow for a direct measurement of individual risk attitudes.…”
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“…As is argued in Lazear and Oyer (2013), the lack of support for the trade-off between risk and incentives is "…at least partially due to an inability to make 'everything else equal'". Making everything else equal is a definitive advantage of the experimental approach (Falk and Fehr, 2003;Charness and Kuhn, 20110;Camerer and Weber, 2012). Another decisive advantage of laboratory experiments is to allow for a direct measurement of individual risk attitudes.…”
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“…The motivation for our study was to explore whether coordination problems might impede an efficient organization of knowledge. We thereby contribute to the experimental literature on coordination problems in organizations; see, for example, van Huyck, Battalio & Beil (1990), van Huyck, Gillette & Battalio (1992), Brandts & Cooper (2006), Weber (2006), Brandts & Cooper (2007), Brandts, Cooper & Weber (2015, and the papers cited in Camerer & Weber (2013). These experiments focus on different strategic situations, in particular symmetric versions of the stag hunt.…”
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“…6 For a more general discussion on the experimental test of theories applied to competition policy, see Hinloopen and Normann (2009). 7 On the advantages of lab experiments for testing competition policy, see, e.g., Brandts and Potters (2018), Camerer and Weber (2013), Camerer (2015), Falk and Heckman (2009), Normann and Ricciuti (2009), Plott (1982) and Plott (1989). 8 Götte and Schmutzler (2009) present a rather large experimental literature on horizontal mergers; by contrast, the literature on vertical mergers is scarce.…”
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confidence: 99%