An Experimental Test for Gender Differences in Beneficent Behavior
Posted: 28 Mar 2005
Abstract
We examine data from a laboratory test in which each subject is given the task of dividing a sum of money between him-or-herself and one other. We find no evidence for gender differences in generosity.
Keywords: Experimental economics, gender, dictator game
JEL Classification: C91
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