Economics
An experimental test of whether financial incentives constitute undue inducement in decision-making
S. Ambuehl
This research examines the controversial notion of 'undue inducement' in transactions like research participation and egg donation, revealing that higher incentives can actually align with rational decision-making. Conducted by Sandro Ambuehl, the study suggests that capping incentives may not be necessary, as biases in decision-making might not necessarily worsen outcomes.
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