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    Welcome to our experiment! Today, you will play a variation of the public good game. 
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In this game, subjects secretly choose how many of their points they contribute to a public good. The sum of all contributions are multiplied by a efficiency factor and evenly divided among players.  Each subject also keeps the points they do not contribute. 
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Our class will be our fictional society and you will be divided into three social classes: the lower-class, the middle-class and the upper-class.
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The lower-class players will have an endowment of <b>20 </b>points, the middle-class players of <b>35 </b>points and the upper-class players of <b>100 points</b>. 
Note that this approximation briefly represents the differences in income in European western countries (for example Germany and France). 
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Additionally, a part of your endowment will not be accessible because you need it as incompressible consumption (paying your rent, buying food, etc.). This incompressible consumption amounts to<b> 15 </b>points for EACH player (independently of the social class). The residual (endowment - incompressible consumption) can be spent however you wish (either additional consumption or contribution to the public good).
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The efficiency factor is <b>{{C.MULTIPLIER}} </b>
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You are part of<b> {{player.role_string}}</b>. 
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Being part of a social class isn't just about revenues.
Before the experiment begins, here are a few preliminary questions. Please don't rush and take the time you need!
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