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Games and Economic Behavior, 2007
Abstract In this paper we present a two-period model where a left-wing and a right-wing political party are solely interested in the policies they pursue. We assume that voters display reciprocal behavior. By contrast, political parties are not motivated by reciprocity.
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Abstract In this paper we present a two-period model where a left-wing and a right-wing political party are solely interested in the policies they pursue. We assume that voters display reciprocal behavior. By contrast, political parties are not motivated by reciprocity.
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Mathematical Social Sciences, 2006
In this paper we examine the impact of reciprocal motives on decision-making in a committee. We show that any voting behavior that constitutes an equilibrium without reciprocity also represents an equilibrium when people are reciprocally motivated. If reciprocal motives are important, additional equilibria may exist.
Volker Hahn, Felix Mühe
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In this paper we examine the impact of reciprocal motives on decision-making in a committee. We show that any voting behavior that constitutes an equilibrium without reciprocity also represents an equilibrium when people are reciprocally motivated. If reciprocal motives are important, additional equilibria may exist.
Volker Hahn, Felix Mühe
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Annual Review of Economics, 2014
Reciprocal behavioral has been found to play a significant role in many economic domains, including labor supply, tax compliance, voting behavior, and fund-raising. What explains individuals’ tendency to respond to the kindness of others? Existing theories posit internal preferences for the welfare of others, inequality aversion, or utility from ...
Malmendier, Ulrike +2 more
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Reciprocal behavioral has been found to play a significant role in many economic domains, including labor supply, tax compliance, voting behavior, and fund-raising. What explains individuals’ tendency to respond to the kindness of others? Existing theories posit internal preferences for the welfare of others, inequality aversion, or utility from ...
Malmendier, Ulrike +2 more
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The American Journal of Bioethics, 2021
Biomedical research and its translation continue to pose normative questions about the nature of relations between researcher and participant and the role of research involving human subjects in so...
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Biomedical research and its translation continue to pose normative questions about the nature of relations between researcher and participant and the role of research involving human subjects in so...
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Language and Speech, 2020
This work provides initial evidence of reciprocity in conversation. We tested whether conversations with contribution imbalances brought on by task demands contained attempts to redress the created imbalance. Pairs of participants identified public art via phone communication.
Andrew J. Guydish +2 more
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This work provides initial evidence of reciprocity in conversation. We tested whether conversations with contribution imbalances brought on by task demands contained attempts to redress the created imbalance. Pairs of participants identified public art via phone communication.
Andrew J. Guydish +2 more
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The Quarterly Journal of Mechanics and Applied Mathematics, 1988
The reciprocity principle is shown to provide the basis for a theory of any one of a wide class of flowmeters that use the effect of flow on a field to arrive at a reading of flow rate. Examples of such `interrogating field' flowmeters are electromagnetic flowmeters, transit- time ultrasonic flowmeters and Coriolis mass flowmeters.
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The reciprocity principle is shown to provide the basis for a theory of any one of a wide class of flowmeters that use the effect of flow on a field to arrive at a reading of flow rate. Examples of such `interrogating field' flowmeters are electromagnetic flowmeters, transit- time ultrasonic flowmeters and Coriolis mass flowmeters.
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Journal of Endodontics
This study aimed to evaluate the effects from the memory-triple (MT) heat treatment on the fatigue resistance of the Reciproc by comparison with the file systems of same geometry.Reciproc files subjected to MT heat treatment technology were designated as Group RMT and were compared with the original Reciproc (Group REC) and Reciproc Blue (Group REB ...
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This study aimed to evaluate the effects from the memory-triple (MT) heat treatment on the fatigue resistance of the Reciproc by comparison with the file systems of same geometry.Reciproc files subjected to MT heat treatment technology were designated as Group RMT and were compared with the original Reciproc (Group REC) and Reciproc Blue (Group REB ...
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1992
Energy or variational methods have an important place in Solid Mechanics both as an alternative to the more direct method of solving the governing partial differential equations and as a means of developing convergent approximations to analytically intractable problems.
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Energy or variational methods have an important place in Solid Mechanics both as an alternative to the more direct method of solving the governing partial differential equations and as a means of developing convergent approximations to analytically intractable problems.
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Self-regulated non-reciprocal motions in single-material microstructures
Nature, 2022Shucong Li +2 more
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