Universität zu Köln, UoC
Funding text 1: Funding by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG; German Research Foundation) [Grant EXC 2126/1-390838866] is gratefully acknowledged. The authors thank Robert Dur, Matthias Heinz, Stephan Kramer, Eva Labro, Sofia Louren\u00E7o, Frank Moers, Christoph Schottm\u00FCller, Kathryn Shaw, Matthias Sutter, Elien Voermans, and Michael Williamson as well as participants of the 22nd Colloquium on Personnel Economics, the Workshop of the Center for Social and Economic Behavior, the Workshop on Natural Experiments and Controlled Field Studies, the Cologne Seminar in Applied Microeconomics, the Cedefop, the Eurofound and IZA Conference on Workplace and Management Practices, the 2020 Workshop of the Committee for Organizational Economics, the 2020 Advances with Field Experiments Conference, the European Network for Experimental Accounting Research Seminar Series, the 7th Empirical Management Conference, the Field Days 9th edition, the 11th Conference on Performance Measurement and Management Control, and the Rotterdam Accounting Workshop for helpful comments. Katharina Arnhold, Sidney Block, Julia Bohne, Leon Leuters, Franziska Irmgartz, Nico Koch, Lukas Schilling, Julia Schmitz, Florian Wagner, and Caro Wegener provided excellent research assistance. The authors are grateful for the company's support. No funding was received from the company, and no author had a financial relationship with the company. The University of Cologne did not have an institutional review board (IRB) at the time the experiment was carried out, but the company's works council approved all aspects of the experimental design. The study was preregistered in the American Economic Association's registry for randomized controlled trials and the unique identifying number is: AEARCTR-0002863 (Alfitian et al. 2018). Any errors and all opinions are the authors' own.; Funding text 2: History:Accepted by Marie Claire Villeval, behavioral economics and decision analysis. Funding:Funding by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG; German Research Foundation) [Grant EXC 2126/1\u2013390838866] is gratefully acknowledged. Supplemental Material:The data files and online appendix are available at https:/ /doi.org/10.1287/mnsc. 2022.00484.
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG
Grant: EXC 2126/1–390838866
Funding text 1: Funding by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG; German Research Foundation) [Grant EXC 2126/1-390838866] is gratefully acknowledged. The authors thank Robert Dur, Matthias Heinz, Stephan Kramer, Eva Labro, Sofia Louren\u00E7o, Frank Moers, Christoph Schottm\u00FCller, Kathryn Shaw, Matthias Sutter, Elien Voermans, and Michael Williamson as well as participants of the 22nd Colloquium on Personnel Economics, the Workshop of the Center for Social and Economic Behavior, the Workshop on Natural Experiments and Controlled Field Studies, the Cologne Seminar in Applied Microeconomics, the Cedefop, the Eurofound and IZA Conference on Workplace and Management Practices, the 2020 Workshop of the Committee for Organizational Economics, the 2020 Advances with Field Experiments Conference, the European Network for Experimental Accounting Research Seminar Series, the 7th Empirical Management Conference, the Field Days 9th edition, the 11th Conference on Performance Measurement and Management Control, and the Rotterdam Accounting Workshop for helpful comments. Katharina Arnhold, Sidney Block, Julia Bohne, Leon Leuters, Franziska Irmgartz, Nico Koch, Lukas Schilling, Julia Schmitz, Florian Wagner, and Caro Wegener provided excellent research assistance. The authors are grateful for the company's support. No funding was received from the company, and no author had a financial relationship with the company. The University of Cologne did not have an institutional review board (IRB) at the time the experiment was carried out, but the company's works council approved all aspects of the experimental design. The study was preregistered in the American Economic Association's registry for randomized controlled trials and the unique identifying number is: AEARCTR-0002863 (Alfitian et al. 2018). Any errors and all opinions are the authors' own.; Funding text 2: History:Accepted by Marie Claire Villeval, behavioral economics and decision analysis. Funding:Funding by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG; German Research Foundation) [Grant EXC 2126/1\u2013390838866] is gratefully acknowledged. Supplemental Material:The data files and online appendix are available at https:/ /doi.org/10.1287/mnsc. 2022.00484.
American Economic Association, AEA
Grant: AEARCTR-0002863
Funding text 1: Funding by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG; German Research Foundation) [Grant EXC 2126/1-390838866] is gratefully acknowledged. The authors thank Robert Dur, Matthias Heinz, Stephan Kramer, Eva Labro, Sofia Louren\u00E7o, Frank Moers, Christoph Schottm\u00FCller, Kathryn Shaw, Matthias Sutter, Elien Voermans, and Michael Williamson as well as participants of the 22nd Colloquium on Personnel Economics, the Workshop of the Center for Social and Economic Behavior, the Workshop on Natural Experiments and Controlled Field Studies, the Cologne Seminar in Applied Microeconomics, the Cedefop, the Eurofound and IZA Conference on Workplace and Management Practices, the 2020 Workshop of the Committee for Organizational Economics, the 2020 Advances with Field Experiments Conference, the European Network for Experimental Accounting Research Seminar Series, the 7th Empirical Management Conference, the Field Days 9th edition, the 11th Conference on Performance Measurement and Management Control, and the Rotterdam Accounting Workshop for helpful comments. Katharina Arnhold, Sidney Block, Julia Bohne, Leon Leuters, Franziska Irmgartz, Nico Koch, Lukas Schilling, Julia Schmitz, Florian Wagner, and Caro Wegener provided excellent research assistance. The authors are grateful for the company's support. No funding was received from the company, and no author had a financial relationship with the company. The University of Cologne did not have an institutional review board (IRB) at the time the experiment was carried out, but the company's works council approved all aspects of the experimental design. The study was preregistered in the American Economic Association's registry for randomized controlled trials and the unique identifying number is: AEARCTR-0002863 (Alfitian et al. 2018). Any errors and all opinions are the authors' own.; Funding text 2: History:Accepted by Marie Claire Villeval, behavioral economics and decision analysis. Funding:Funding by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG; German Research Foundation) [Grant EXC 2126/1\u2013390838866] is gratefully acknowledged. Supplemental Material:The data files and online appendix are available at https:/ /doi.org/10.1287/mnsc. 2022.00484.
