Charity With Choice

Four years ago Research in Experimental Economics published experimental evidence on fundraising and charitable contributions. This latest volume returns to the subject with specific focus on philanthropy.

Adventurous new research programs are taking advantage of well-calibrated environments established by past efforts to add new features to experiments such as endogeneity and self-selection, and the results have been captured in this volume, 'Charity with Choice'.

Among the major themes of the volume include (1) What factors and variants increase or decrease charitable activity? and (2) How do organizational and managerial issues affect the performance of non-profit organizations?

About Research in Experimental Economics

Research in Experimental Economics is a series of edited research volumes first published in 1979 with founding editor Vernon L. Smith. The current senior editor is R. Mark Isaac at Florida State University. The focus for the volumes is laboratory experimental economics.