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Articles by Hartmut Kliemt
Den Personalausweis gibts nur unter einer Bedingung
Wer nicht Nein sagt, meint Ja: So soll die Zahl der Organspenden erhöht werden. Dabei wissen wir Verhaltensforscher, dass es smartere Ideen gibt. Zusammenfassung Zusammenfassen Axel Ockenfels ist Direktor des Max-Planck-Instituts zur Erforschung von Gemeinschaftsgütern und einer der bekanntesten experimentellen Wirtschaftsforscher Deutschlands.
Charitable giving: The role of framing and information
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Abstract We investigate how different levels of information influence the allocation decisions of donors who are entitled to freely distribute a fixed monetary endowment between themselves and a charitable organization in both giving and taking frames. Participants donate significantly higher amounts, when the decision is described as taking rather than giving.
Das RKI nach Wieler und nach der Pandemie
In der Pandemie hat das RKI unter Leitung von Lothar Wieler viele Aufgaben gewiss zufriedenstellend erfüllt. Herr Wieler hat es aber nicht vermocht, seine öffentlichen Stellungnahmen zum Stand der Wissenschaft von Werturteilen politischer Art hinreichend zu trennen. Wieweit er dies zu verantworten hat, kann hier dahingestellt bleiben.
The Independent Review: The Independent Institute
In this issue... Introduction: Symposium on Anthony de Jasay By G. Patrick Lynch The Defensive State By Hartmut Kliemt The State and Public Choice By Pierre Lemieux No Salvation through Constitutions: Jasay versus Buchanan and Rawls By André Azevedo Alves Spontaneous Order: Origins, Actual Spontaneity, Diversity By Carlo Ludovico Cordasco, Sebastiano Bavetta Broken Windows and House-Owning Dogs: The French Connection and the Popularization of Economics from Bastiat to Jasay By David M.
Public Events as Public Bads
D. Höfer, K. Mause: Public Events as Public Bads politico-economic studies, it is by no means self-evident that the general taxpayer should bear the external costs of soccer matches, rock concerts, and other (commercial) events.
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