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Former Visiting Researcher of the Research Department
tobias.fritschi [at] bfh.ch
New experiment shows that access to earnings information hampers cooperation

Existing research suggesting that humans cooperate if they know more about their own payoffs has been rebutted: In the long run, access to information about payoff distributions leads to less cooperative behavior, finds a recent study in Nature Communications by Steffen Huck, Johannes Leutgeb (both WZB Berlin Social Science Center) and Ryan Oprea (University of California, Santa Barbara).

Monday, 10 July 2017
Subtitle
Vortrag und Diskussion zum Auftakt der Nachwuchsgruppe Globale humanitäre Medizin
Description

Begrüßung: Jutta Allmendinger, Präsidentin des WZB

Kommentar: Harro Albrecht, Redakteur im Ressort Wissen, DIE ZEIT

Monday, 10 July 2017
Start: 6:00 pm

Contact

Contact name
Sandrine Frideres
sandrine.frideres [at] wzb.eu
Abstract

This DFG project, which was taken over by Christopher Bahn and Petra Potz in May 2002, looks at the structural change of the retail trade in three European agglomerations: Berlin, London and Milan.

Duration
2002 - 2005
Funding
DFG
Former Student Assistant of the Research Department
Former Student Assistant of the Research Department
Former Visiting Researcher of the Completed Research Group
Abstract

The proposed study intends to document and analyse the importance of network governance for effiency of economic clusters related to the economic and institutional development of the property investment sector in Great Britain. The trend of the branch is very strongly shaped by path dependencies that are genuinely different from those in other European counterparts. British enterprises characteristically have a relatively high market knowledge of their respective part of the sector. Since this knowledge is bound and purposefully accumulated by certain mobile persons, a central characteristics of the British property development industry are expert networks.

Duration
06.2005 - 11.2005
Funding
WZB, London School of Economics (London)