Anonymity in giving in a natural context - a field experiment in 30 churches

Article Abstract:

The extent of namelessness in giving is analyzed in a field experiment conducted in thirty churches of the Netherlands. It is shown that asymmetrical information regarding charity results in an increase in contributions.

Netherlands, Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Churches, Church buildings

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A theory of impact philanthropy

Article Abstract:

Impact philanthropy model, which indicates a disagreement between charitable organizations and its donors on the allotment of charitable gifts, is presented.

Analysis, Charities, Philanthropy

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An economic theory of leadership turnover

Article Abstract:

Political coup and change of governance is analyzed in an economic approach, using stochastic principles.

Usage, Economic aspects, Stochastic analysis, Coups d'etat

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