Forschungsbeiträge

Arbeitspapiere

• Bad Losers? Bad Winners? The Effect of the Quality of Competitors on Dishonesty and Effort in Repeated Competitions, [jointly with Sarah Necker]. (Revise and Resubmit: Journal of Economic Psychology)

• The Impact of Fraud on Reputation Systems, [jointly with Philipp Krügel]. (Revise and Resubmit: Games and Economic Behavior)

• Evidence on Need-sensitive Giving Behavior: An Experimental Approach to the Acknowledgement of Needs, [jointly with Sabine Neuhofer, Manuel Schwaninger and Stefan Traub]. (Revise and Resubmit: Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics)

• Markets Reduce Discrimination, [jointly with Daniel Müller]. (Under Review)

Veröffentlichungen in referierten Fachzeitschriften

• Maaser, N., Paetzel, F. and Traub, S. (2022): Gender and Nominal Power in Multilateral Bargaining. Games 13 (1), 11.
   
• Tepe, M., Paetzel, F., Lorenz, J. and Lutz, M. (2021): Efficiency Loss and Support for Income Redistribution: Evidence from a Laboratory Experiment. Rationality and Society 33: 313-340.
   
• Greiff, M. and Paetzel, F. (2020): Information About Average Evaluations Increases Efficiency: An Experiment on Noisy Reputation Systems. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 180: 334-356.
   
• Maaser, N., Paetzel, F. and Traub, S. (2019): Power Illusion in Coalition Bargaining: An Experimental Analysis. Games and Economic Behavior 117: 433-450.
   
• Paetzel, F. and Sausgruber, R. (2018): Cognitive Ability and In-group Bias - An Experimental Study. Journal of Public Economics 167: 280-292.
   
• Paetzel, F., Lorenz, J. and Tepe, M. (2018): Transparency diminishes framing-effects in an experiment on voting and redistribution. European Journal of Political Economy 55: 169-184.
   
• Lorenz, J., Paetzel F. and Tepe M. (2017): Just don't call it a tax! Framing in an experiment on voting and redistribution. Journal of Experimental Political Science 4(3): 183-194.
   
• Paetzel, F. and Traub, S. (2017): Skewness-adjusted Social Preferences: Experimental Evidence on the Relation between Inequality, Elite Behavior and Economic Efficiency. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics 68: 130-139. 
   
• Greiff, M. and Paetzel, F. (2016): Second-Order Beliefs in Reputation Systems with Endogenous Evaluations – An Experimental Study. Games and Economic Behavior 97: 32-43.
   
• Kittel, B., Paetzel,F. and Traub, S. (2015): Competition, Income Distribution, and the Middle Class: An Experimental Study. Journal of Applied Mathematics 501. 
   
• Greiff, M. and Paetzel, F. (2015): Incomplete Information Strengthens the Effectiveness of Social Approval. Economic Inquiry 53(1): 557-573. 
   
• Paetzel F., Sausgruber R. and Traub S. (2014): Social Preferences and Voting on Reform: An Experimental Study. European Economic Review 70: 36-55.
   
• Lorenz J., Paetzel F. and Schweitzer F. (2013): Redistribution Spurs Growth by Using a Portfolio Effect on Risky Human Capital. PLoS ONE 8(2): e54904.

Work in Progress

• Preferences for Redistribution, Ethnic Diversity and Discrimination, [jointly with Gianluca Grimalda, Lena Detlefsen and Christoph Schütt, (Working paper coming soon)].
   
• A little uncertainty diminishes social preferences, [jointly with Ulrich Schmidt und Stefan Traub, (Working paper coming soon)].
   
• Social Identity and Social Status, [jointly with Janina Kraus, (Working paper coming soon)].
   
• Heterogeneity, Social Identity and the Social Contract, [jointly with Markus Tepe, (Working paper coming soon)].
   
• Social identity and structural change.
   
• Fake evaluations and solutions, [jointly with Philipp Krügel, Matthias Greiff and Timo Heinrich].
   
• Power, veto player and the social contract, [jointly with Nicola Maaser and Stefan Traub].
   
• Social identity and responsibility, [jointly with Miguel Abellan-Ossenbach and Mario Mechtel].
   
• Risk behavior and non-events, [jointly with Philipp Krügel, Mey-Ling Sommer and Stefan Traub].
   
• Skewness-adjusted Social Preferences: Elite-behavior.
   
• Resistance to Reform and Redistribution, [jointly with Rupert Sausgruber and Stefan Traub]