él lo necesita ” : Gypsy fairness in Vallecas
@inproceedings{BraasGarza2006lLN, title={{\'e}l lo necesita ” : Gypsy fairness in Vallecas}, author={Pablo Bra{\~n}as-Garza and Ram{\'o}n Cobo-Reyes and Almudena Dom{\'i}nguez}, year={2006} }
Si él lo necesita” (if he really needs it) was the most common argument given by the subjects who accepted the zero offer in the ultimatum game (strategy method) during experiments conducted among illiterate (adult) gypsies in Vallecas, Madrid. Interestingly the acceptance of the zero offer was not a rare case but, in contrast, was the modal value. This is even more remarkable if we consider that the 97% of the subjects proposed the equal split.
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