时间：2014/3/7，上午10：00～11：30

地点：威廉希尔一楼院史馆（A101）

主讲人：Adrian Stoian（California State University，East Bay）

题目：Dishonesty and Charitable Behavior

摘要：We examine in the laboratory how having the opportunity to donate to a charity in the future affects the likelihood of engaging in dishonest behavior in the present. We also examine how charitable donations are affected by past ethical choices. First, subjects self-report their performance on a task, which provides them with an opportunity for undetected cheating. In the second stage they can donate some of the money earned in the first stage to a charity. Only subjects in the treatment group know about the opportunity to donate in the second stage. We find that more subjects cheat if they know they can donate some of the money to charity. We also find that subjects in treatment end up donating less to charity and that both honest and dishonest subjects donate less in treatment. We propose a new hypothesis that explains these results: past violations of social norms numb one’s conscience, leading to more anti social behavior.

主讲人介绍：

Adrian Stoian加州州立大学副教授。在SSCI收录期刊发表多篇学术论文。研究领域：应用经济学,实验经济学, 经济史,劳动经济学。

个人信息详见：：http://www.linkedin.com/pub/adrian-stoian/74/132/901