The mind of the informal economic agent: preferences, skills and social norms

Business & Economics

1. Intertemporal Choice 100%
2. Bargaining Experiment 88%
3. Preference Uncertainty 84%
4. Environmental Valuation 83%
5. Team Production 77%
6. Bargaining Games 73%
7. Sizing 70%
8. Price Discrimination 63%
9. Dynamic Pricing 63%
10. Choice Experiment 62%
11. Contests 57%
12. Voting 57%
13. Social Norms 48%
14. Informality 44%
15. Incentives 43%
16. Vote 41%
17. Water 40%
18. Conditional Cash Transfers 40%
19. Payment 40%
20. Marginal Utility 33%
21. Time Preference 31%
22. Predictive Power 28%
23. Income 26%
24. Costs 24%
25. Informal Markets 23%
26. Second-price Auction 23%
27. Inference 23%
28. Colombia 23%
29. Experiment 22%
30. Strategic Voting 22%
31. Justification 21%
32. Poverty 21%
33. Temporary Work 20%
34. Temporary Contracts 19%
35. Public Policy 18%
36. Buyers 18%
37. Economics 17%
38. Labour Market 16%
39. Bid 15%
40. Social Desirability 15%
41. Prosocial Behavior 15%
42. Computable General Equilibrium Model 15%
43. Working Conditions 14%
44. Profiling 14%
45. Social Inclusion 14%
46. Social Preferences 13%
47. Assets 12%
48. Financial Decisions 12%
49. Penalty 12%
50. Economic Activity 12%
51. Low Income 12%
52. Duality 12%
53. Production Process 11%
54. Farmers 11%
55. Field Experiment 11%
56. Human Behavior 11%
57. Posted Prices 10%
58. Performance 10%
59. Developing Countries 10%
60. Audit 10%
61. Competitors 10%
62. Workers 10%
63. Trade-offs 10%
64. Perishable Products 10%
65. Wages 9%
66. Overvaluation 8%
67. Uncertainty 6%
68. Agricultural Productivity 5%
69. Pricing 5%
70. Bounded Rationality 5%