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En este trabajo se utilizan, de manera indistinta, las expresiones grupos de interés, actores y s... more En este trabajo se utilizan, de manera indistinta, las expresiones grupos de interés, actores y stakeholders. 9 Innovación social en el manejo de los recursos hídricos
Implications for preferences, beliefs and behavior
Rationality and Society, 2007
Política económico-social y bienestar: El caso de Chile
Este trabajo presenta una descripción de los principales lineamientos que ha tenido la política e... more Este trabajo presenta una descripción de los principales lineamientos que ha tenido la política económica y social chilena durante el período 1980-1997, centrándose en la política social de la última década. Durante los ochenta, el énfasis se dirigió hacia políticas de recuperación económica, liberalización, descentralización y asistencialidad social. Por su parte, durante los noventa se lleva a cabo una política
Rationality and Society, 2007
Institutions matter - but how? This article employs experiments to examine whether institutions o... more Institutions matter - but how? This article employs experiments to examine whether institutions only affect trust and trustworthiness behavior by changing constraints and thereby the beliefs people hold about others' behavior, as commonly assumed in a rational choice framework, or also by influencing preferences. In a within-subject design, we confront people with an anonymous one-shot trust game, a one-shot game with pre-play communication, post-play communication and a post-play punishment option and a finitely repeated game. Institutions increasing the cost of betrayal as compared to an anonymous one-shot game affect people's beliefs and enhance their willingness to trust and be trustworthy. However, all settings that offer tighter institutional constraints compared to the anonymous one-shot game decrease intrinsically motivated trust. They do not influence trustworthiness. Thus, institutions may also affect preferences. The ‘crowding-out’ of intrinsic trust is of concern...
Pol�tica econ�mico-social y bienestar: El caso de Chile
Estudios De Economia, 1996
En este trabajo se utilizan, de manera indistinta, las expresiones grupos de interés, actores y s... more En este trabajo se utilizan, de manera indistinta, las expresiones grupos de interés, actores y stakeholders. 9 Innovación social en el manejo de los recursos hídricos
Implications for preferences, beliefs and behavior
Rationality and Society, 2007
Política económico-social y bienestar: El caso de Chile
Este trabajo presenta una descripción de los principales lineamientos que ha tenido la política e... more Este trabajo presenta una descripción de los principales lineamientos que ha tenido la política económica y social chilena durante el período 1980-1997, centrándose en la política social de la última década. Durante los ochenta, el énfasis se dirigió hacia políticas de recuperación económica, liberalización, descentralización y asistencialidad social. Por su parte, durante los noventa se lleva a cabo una política
Rationality and Society, 2007
Institutions matter - but how? This article employs experiments to examine whether institutions o... more Institutions matter - but how? This article employs experiments to examine whether institutions only affect trust and trustworthiness behavior by changing constraints and thereby the beliefs people hold about others' behavior, as commonly assumed in a rational choice framework, or also by influencing preferences. In a within-subject design, we confront people with an anonymous one-shot trust game, a one-shot game with pre-play communication, post-play communication and a post-play punishment option and a finitely repeated game. Institutions increasing the cost of betrayal as compared to an anonymous one-shot game affect people's beliefs and enhance their willingness to trust and be trustworthy. However, all settings that offer tighter institutional constraints compared to the anonymous one-shot game decrease intrinsically motivated trust. They do not influence trustworthiness. Thus, institutions may also affect preferences. The ‘crowding-out’ of intrinsic trust is of concern...
Pol�tica econ�mico-social y bienestar: El caso de Chile
Estudios De Economia, 1996