On the robustness of gender differences in economic behavior

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The authors used the Prolific filters on gender identity to recruit the subjects. In Part 1, a participant is randomly assigned to either the baseline treatment (NEUTRAL) or a treatment condition that refers to one of the gender priming interventions: FEMININE (primes a feminine gender identity) or MASCULINE (primes a masculine gender identity). The questionnaire is used to classify one subject into one of the four groups, which asks about their current gender, sex, and whether they self-identify as transgender. The authors separate the impact of gender and sex on economic decisions by . . .

 



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