Extort from Them, but Only if They Comply: Experimental Evidence from Khorog on the Effect of Observed Behavior on Normative Expectations

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  2025

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  Journal of Economic Interaction and Coordination

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  2025-11-12

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  DOI 10.1007/s11403-025-00465-z
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