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The activity starts with each participant receiving §10 in a private account.


In this example, all four participants contribute §10 to the common pool and keep §0 in their private accounts.


In total, participants contributed §40 to the common pool. The researchers double this amount, bringing the common pool to §80. These §80 are divided evenly among all participants, regardless of their personal contributions. As a result, each participant receives §20 from the common pool.


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Instructions

In this activity, you are going to take part in an activity with three other people. You will receive basic information about the other people in your group (age, gender, race/ethnicity, and income), and they will receive the same information about you. However, you will never know the others' worker IDs, and you will not be able to identify them from the information we give you. Likewise, the other people will never know your worker ID, and they will not be able to identify you.

For this activity, each participant in your group will each receive §10 in a private account. §10 is equal to $0.05.

 Each of you must decide how to split your §10 between your private account and a common pool. You may decide to keep the full §10 in your private account, to contribute the full §10 to the common pool, or to keep some in your private account and contribute some to the common pool. The money you and the other participants contribute to the common pool will be doubled by the researchers, then divided in equal parts between you and the other participants.

The earnings from the project are calculated as follows: The contributions of all {{ Constants.players_per_group }} participants are added up, the total contribution is multiplied by a factor of {{ Constants.multiplier }}, and the resulting amount is the total earnings from the project, which is evenly split among all {{ Constants.players_per_group }} participants. Your payoff equals your earnings from the project, plus the amount you did not contribute.