Assessing Provision Game For Two Units Of Public Good With Different Group Arrangements Marginal Benefits And Rebate Rules Experimental Evidence

ASSESSING A PROVISION GAME FOR TWO UNITS OF A PUBLIC GOOD, WITH DIFFERENT GROUP ARRANGEMENTS, MARGINAL BENEFITS, AND REBATE RULES: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE

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We design two institutions that collect individual contributions to provide multiple public good units, inspired by a problem to deliver ecosystem services as a step-level public good (delivered in discrete increments). We set up a public good experiment wherein either all individuals for one group and are responsible for providing the two units (aggregated-group approach), or two groups provide one unit separately, but both group benefits if any unit is provided (disaggregated-group approach). Our interest is to test which of these two institutions performs “better” through the collective decision process. Our results show that, in general, the aggregated-group has a higher rate of success delivering at least one unit of the public good, while the disaggregated-group institution generates more revenue. Furthermore, we explore the influence of different rebate rules that redistribute the portion of contributions, that exceeds the provision cost, under both institutions. We find rebate rules significantly raise individual contributions, even though they do not change the set of requirements for Nash equilibria.

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Liu, Pengfei - Swallow, Stephen K. - Anderson, Christopher M. -

Id.: 55232794

Idioma: inglés (Estados Unidos) -

Versión: 1.0

Estado: Final

Tipo: 43 -

Palabras clave: Experimental Economics -

Tipo de recurso: Presentation -

Tipo de Interactividad: Expositivo

Nivel de Interactividad: muy bajo

Audiencia: Estudiante - Profesor - Autor -

Estructura: Atomic

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Formatos: 43 -

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Relación: [References] Agricultural and Applied Economics Association>2012 Annual Meeting, August 12-14, 2012, Seattle, Washington
[References] Selected Paper
[References] P83

Fecha de contribución: 06-sep-2012

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