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Book(print)#72016
Challenges and the imperative of manufacturing-led growth
In: India employment report, 2 (2016)
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Dataset#102016
The games economists play: Why economics students behave more selfishly than others
Do economics students behave more selfishly than other students? Experimental game studies suggest so. This article investigates whether economics students' more selfish behavior is attributable to them being less concerned with fairness, having a different notion of fairness, or being more skeptical about other players' behavior. Students from various disciplines played a third-party punishment game and commented on the reasons for their choices. Economics students were about equally likely to mention fairness in their comments and had a similar notion of what was fair in the game; however, they expected lower offers, made lower offers, and were less likely to pay to veto low offers. The economics students' lower expectations mediated their decisions, suggesting that they behaved more selfishly because they expected others to make more selfish decisions.
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Book(electronic)#132018
Development with global value chains: upgrading and innovation in Asia
In: Development trajectories in global value chains
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Jordanian women's guide to participaton in public and political life: This manual is a joint effort between Al Kutba Institute for Human Development and Konrad Adenauer Foundation
Praktische Handreichungen, Tipps und Empfehlungen für Frauen, die am öffentlichen Leben teilhaben möchten; Angaben zur faktischen und rechtlichen Lage der Jordanierinnen und zu frauenspezifischen NRO (mit Anschrift); im Anhang einschlägige, kommentierte Auszüge aus Gesetzen (Familien- und Erbrecht, Staatsangehörigkeit, Wahlgesetz, Verfassung, Kommunalgesetz, Sozialversicherung) und aus der internationalen Antifrauendiskriminierungskonvention sowie die jordanische "Frauenagenda für die Legislaturperiode 1997 - 2001. (DÜI-Cls)
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