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Participant B is given 0 tokens. Participant C is given {{ Constants.num_tokens }} tokens. Participant A decides whether to re-allocate the {{ Constants.num_tokens }} tokens by taking tokens from Participant C and giving them to Participant B.
For each token Participant A re-allocates, Participant C loses 1 token and Participant B earns 1 token. Each token is worth {{ Constants.token_b }} points to Participant B and {{ Constants.token_c|cu }} to Participant C. Participants B and C make no decisions.
Participant A earns {{ Constants.payoff_a|cu }} from this task, independent of their choice.
Final earnings are calculated as follows:
You will take part in this task for 3 rounds, once in each role. You will be matched with different participants in each round.
This is the end of the instructions for this part. We will go through an example on the next page.
Participant B is given 0 tokens. Participant C is given {{ Constants.num_tokens }} tokens. Participant A decides how many tokens to take from Participant C and give to Participant B. Each token is worth {{ Constants.token_b }} points to Participant B and {{ Constants.token_c }} point to Participant C. Participant A earns {{ Constants.payoff_a|cu }} independent of their choice.
Please answer the practice questions below to proceed.
How many points does Participant A earn? |
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How many points does Participant B earn? |
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How many points does Participant C earn? |
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As you can see, tokens are worth more to Participant C than to Participant B. Therefore, if Participant A wants to make a more generous and efficient allocation of the tokens, they should not take points from Participant C.