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    Do Liberals Play Nice? The Effects of Party and Political Ideology in Public Goods and Trust Games

    Anderson, Lisa R.
    Milyo, Jeffrey
    Mellor, Jennifer M.
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    2004
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    We test the conventional wisdom that political ideology is associated with generosity or compassion by comparing the behavior of experimental subjects in public goods or trust games. We find that self-described liberals and those identifying more closely with the Democrat party are just as likely to free-ride as conservatives or Republican-leaners; likewise, political ideology is unrelated to observed trusting behavior or trustworthiness in a bilateral trust game.
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    Department of Economics, 2004
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