Shocks, preferences, and institutions: experimental evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa

Business & Economics

• Sub-Saharan Africa 100%
• Social Capital 44%
• Uganda 40%
• Endogeneity 40%
• Ethiopia 40%
• Sierra Leone 35%
• Trauma 31%
• Legal Institutions 31%
• Arbitration 30%
• Outgroup 30%
• Informal Institutions 29%
• Rational Choice 27%
• Insurance 26%
• Football 25%
• Individual Preferences 25%
• Broker 24%
• Willingness 23%
• Penetration 23%
• Economic Theory 20%
• Rationality 19%
• Farmers 19%
• Insurgency 18%
• Violent Conflict 18%
• Social Embeddedness 16%
• Dynamic Efficiency 15%
• Group Behavior 15%
• Group Dynamics 15%
• Competitiveness 15%
• Market Expansion 14%
• Formal Institutions 14%
• Rule of Law 14%
• Childhood 14%
• Thread 14%
• Crowd-out 13%
• Microfoundations 13%
• Behavioural Change 13%
• Tournament 13%
• Efficiency Gains 12%
• Bargaining Power 12%
• Justice 11%
• Laboratory Experiments 11%
• Empirical Evidence 11%
• Trigger 10%
• Rent 10%
• Peers 10%
• Auctions 10%
• Prediction 9%
• Acceptance 9%
• Army 9%
• Wealth 8%
• Innovation 8%
• Economics 6%
• Alternatives 5%