A Fine Is a Price.¶
Gneezy, U., & Rustichini, A. (2000). A Fine Is a Price. Journal of Legal Studies, 29(1), 1-17.
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Primes¶
- Crowding Out
- The introducing activity is an extrinsic incentive: a small fine for late pickup.
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
The abstract states a monetary fine was introduced for late-coming parents, which is an extrinsic (monetary) incentive, but it never calls the fine small or uses the term 'extrinsic incentive'.
“We introduced a monetary fine for late‐coming parents. As a result, the number of late‐coming parents increased significantly.”
- The introducing activity is an extrinsic incentive: a small fine for late pickup.
- Incentive
- The prime's perverse-incentive forecasting is load-bearing: raising the fine without raising detection merely displaces dumping to harder-to-detect sites, and framing the fine as a price may signal that dumping is licit-but-priced, crowding out the civic norm.
This sourceField experiment showing a fine for late daycare pickup raised the behavior by repricing a moral duty as a purchasable service — framing a penalty as a price crowds out the norm.
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
Abstract states a late-pickup fine raised the behavior and no reduction followed its removal — supports penalty-as-price crowding out the norm, but says nothing about detection or displaced dumping.
“We introduced a monetary fine for late‐coming parents. As a result, the number of late‐coming parents increased significantly. After the fine was removed no reduction occurred.”
- The prime's perverse-incentive forecasting is load-bearing: raising the fine without raising detection merely displaces dumping to harder-to-detect sites, and framing the fine as a price may signal that dumping is licit-but-priced, crowding out the civic norm.
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