| Journal of Economic Psychology 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A note on the failure to use negative information. | Psychology and mental health | Davidsson, Per, Wahlund, Richard |
| A note on the robustness of a classical framing result. | Psychology and mental health | Bohm, Peter, Lind, Hans |
| A three-person ultimatum game to investigate effects of differences in need, sharing rules and observability on bargaining behavior. | Psychology and mental health | Oppewal, Harmen, Tougareva, Elena |
| Consolidation processes in decision making: post-decision changes in attractiveness of alternatives. | Psychology and mental health | Svenson, Ola, Benthorn, Lars J. |
| Developing a dynamic research strategy for the economic psychology study of taxation. | Psychology and mental health | Groenland, Edward A.G. |
| Dutch tax simplification: unique in an international setting. | Psychology and mental health | Sommerhalder, Ruud A. |
| Economics of information and heterogeneous products. | Psychology and mental health | Andrews, Rick L. |
| Employers' evaluation of the Dutch tax reform. | Psychology and mental health | Eling, Anja M. |
| Estimating the efficiency of consumer choices of new automobiles. | Psychology and mental health | Ratchford, Brian T., Gupta, Pola |
| Incentives in simple bargaining games. | Psychology and mental health | Sefton, Martin |
| New experiments on the endowment effect. | Psychology and mental health | Ortona, Guido, Scacciati, Francesco |
| Norms and self-interest in ultimatum bargaining: the prince's prudence. | Psychology and mental health | Meyer, Heinz-Dieter |
| On measuring tax evasion. | Psychology and mental health | Robben, Henry S.J., Hessing, Dick J., Elffers, Henk |
| On utility function estimation of racetrack bettors. | Psychology and mental health | Kanto, Antti J., Rosenqvist, Gunnar, Suvas, Arto |
| Parental investment and risk taking in simulated family situations. | Psychology and mental health | Lampert, Ada, Yassour, Joseph |
| Perception and judgments of the economic system. | Psychology and mental health | Tyszka, Tadeusz, Sokolowska, Joanna |
| Piece rates, output restriction, and conformism. | Psychology and mental health | Levine, David I. |
| Semi-normative theories based on bounded reality. | Psychology and mental health | Tietz, Reinhard |
| Social psychology, unemployment exposure and equilibrium unemployment. | Psychology and mental health | Goldsmith, Arthur H., Darity, William, Jr. |
| Survey investigations of the hidden economy: some methodological results. | Psychology and mental health | Kazemier, Brugt, Eck, Rob van |
| Taxation and female participation in the labor market. | Psychology and mental health | James, Simon |
| Taxation and work: both sides of the market are important. | Psychology and mental health | van Paridon, C.W.A.M. |
| Tax changes and economic behavior: the case of tax evasion. | Psychology and mental health | Wahlund, Richard |
| Tax evasion and inequity. | Psychology and mental health | Cowell, F.A. |
| Tax reform: dreaming about tough realities. | Psychology and mental health | Kam, Flip de |
| The influence of endowments asymmetry and information level on the contribution to a public step good. | Psychology and mental health | Van Dijk, Eric, Grodzka, Malgorzata |
| The interaction of aspiration levels and the social field in experimental bargaining. | Psychology and mental health | Ostmann, Axel |
| Thinking about labour supply. | Psychology and mental health | Dilnot, Andrew, Duncan, Alan |
| Who responds to changes in taxation? the relationship between taxation and incentive to work. | Psychology and mental health | Webley, Paul, Calderwood, Gary |
| Why and when to love your enemy. | Psychology and mental health | Bolle, Friedel |
| Will taxpayers ever like taxes? responses to the U.S Tax Reform Act of 1986. | Psychology and mental health | Scholz, John T., McGraw, Kathleen M., Steenbergen, Marco R. |
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