Economics and Finance Seminar Series
Dr Abhijit Ramalingam (UEA): Broken punishment networks in public goods games: experimental evidence
Dr Abhijit Ramalingam is a member of the School of Economics and Centre for Behavioural and Experimental Social Science, University of East Anglia. His research interests include employment contracts and behavioural and experimental economics.
His theoretical work focuses on the impact of social preferences such as concerns for status and work ethic on contracts and outcomes in a firm. His recent experimental work investigates the influence of relative comparisons on the behaviour of individuals. Currently, he is working on experimentally investigating the impact of different network structures on contributions in public goods games.
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Dr Abhijit Ramalingam (UEA): Broken punishment networks in public goods games: experimental evidence
Dr Abhijit Ramalingam is a member of the School of Economics and Centre for Behavioural and Experimental Social Science, University of East Anglia. His research interests include employment contracts and behavioural and experimental economics.
His theoretical work focuses on the impact of social preferences such as concerns for status and work ethic on contracts and outcomes in a firm. His recent experimental work investigates the influence of relative comparisons on the behaviour of individuals. Currently, he is working on experimentally investigating the impact of different network structures on contributions in public goods games.
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