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<strong>The experiment works as follows:</strong>
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<p>There are two different roles. You are randomly matched with one other participant and assigned
    to either the role of country A or the role of country B.</p>

<p>Each of you is given an endowment of three points that you can either keep for your own benefit or contribute to
    a <strong><span style="color:Indigo">joint project</span></strong>. Contributed points increase the total payoffs
    and benefit you and the other country. The points you keep only benefit yourself.</p>

<p><strong>Important:</strong>You only learn whether the other country has made a contribution or not at the end of
    this experiment.</p>

<img src="{{ static 'Pointsinfo.jpg' }}" width="450px"/>

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<p>Country A is able to make a transfer of points to country B as an incentive for country B to contribute its
    points to the <strong><span style="color:Indigo">joint project</span></strong>. As shown below, country B
    can accept or reject the transfer.</p>
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    <img src="{{ static 'transferinfo.jpg' }}" width="450px"/>

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<p>If country A chooses to offer a transfer and the offer is accepted, the transferred points are taken from country
    A‘s final payoffs and added to country B‘s payoffs.</p>

<p>Once country B accepts a transfer, it is still free to decide between contributing and keeping its points in the
    next step.</p>

<p>On the next page, you are given an example and asked to take quick quiz.</p>

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