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Title: Gift Exchange and Reciprocity Experimental Findings from Indonesia


1
Gift Exchange and Reciprocity Experimental
Findings from Indonesia
  • Berly Martawardaya
  • LabSi Universita di Siena (Italy)
  • and Universitas Indonesia

2
Structure
  • Introduction
  • Literature
  • Experiment Setup
  • Results
  • Conclusion

3
Introduction
  • Neoclassical economics
  • - complete contract
  • - self-regarding preference
  • Real world
  • - incomplete contract
  • - self and other regarding preference
  • - repeated interaction

4
Literature
  • Other regarding preference
  • Swchartz (1970), Becker (1974), Margolis (1982)
  • Gift Exchange
  • Akerlof (1982, 1984), Akerlof and Yellen (1990)
  • Experiments on reciprocity
  • Price Quality
  • Fehr, Kirchsteiger and Riedl (1993),
  • Wage as recoprocity
  • Fehr et al. (1996 1998)

5
Experiment Setup
  • N 114
  • Location
  • U of Indonesia
  • Subject
  • undergrad in
  • econ/business
  • Paper base
  • Anonymous
  • Random assignment

6
Experiment Setup (2)
  • Control
  • - proposer split 1000 rupiah
  • - responder decide to reject or accept
  • - repeat for 5 rounds
  • Gift Exchange
  • - preceeded by dictator game
  • - responder have 200 rupiah endowment
  • - gift to proposer multiply by three

7
Experiment Setup (3)
  • Will worker (responder) put high effort (positive
    gift in dictator game) even though there is no
    explicit comitment that employee (proposer) will
    relate effort to profit sharing (ultimatum game)?

8
Results Average offer (1)
9
Results Average gift (1)
10
Result average rejection rate
11
Result average payoff (1)
12
Conclusion
  • Non neoclassical economics behaviour
  • Complete contract is not pre-condition
  • Repeated interaction and norms
  • Gift exchange behaviour observed
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