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Měření korupce v experimentálním prostředí: Zkušenost z ČR a SR

Title in English Corruption in experiemental settings: Experience from CR and Slovakia
Authors

ŠPALEK Jiří KUBÁK Matúš CHASIKIDISOVÁ Helena

Year of publication 2011
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference Teoretické a praktické otázky veřejné ekonomiky a správy
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Economics and Administration

Citation
Field Economy
Keywords Corruption; experiment; game theory
Description The paper presents possibilities and limits of introducing experimental methods in measuring propensity to engage in and punish corrupt behavior. We are inspired by results of the multicultural experiments run to date. Our experiment is inspired by Cameron et al (2009), which took place in Australia, Indonesia, India and Singapore. It takes form of simple sequential game in which three players are involved. The decision of each player has impact on the behavior and profit of the other players. Results of the experiment are in line with results of replicated experiment. We found several differences between the behavior of the Czech and Slovak participants. Particularly, the Czechs seem to be less tolerant to corruption behavior they witness.

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