Behavioural Development Economics: Lessons from Field Labs in the Developing World
综述了在发展中国家进行的田野实验，揭示了个体偏好和策略行为与传统假设的差异，为发展经济学家提供了实验方法的经验教训和未来研究方向。
Abstract Explanations of poverty, growth and development depend on the assumptions made about individual preferences and the willingness to engage in strategic behaviour. Economic experiments, especially those conducted in the field, have begun to paint a picture of economic agents in developing communities that is at variance with the traditional portrait. We review this growing literature with an eye towards preference-related experiments conducted in the field. We also offer lessons on what development economists might learn from experiments. We conclude by sharing our thoughts on how to conduct experiments in the field and then offer a few ideas for future research.