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Excusing Selfishness in Charitable Giving: The Role of Risk
CL Exley
Review of Economic Studies, 2015
3352015
The gender gap in self-promotion
CL Exley, JB Kessler
The Quarterly Journal of Economics 137 (3), 1345-1381, 2022
1792022
Knowing when to ask: The cost of leaning in
CL Exley, M Niederle, L Vesterlund
Journal of Political Economy 128 (3), 816-854, 2020
1442020
The role of beliefs in driving gender discrimination
KB Coffman, CL Exley, M Niederle
Management Science 67 (6), 3551-3569, 2021
115*2021
Using charity performance metrics as an excuse not to give
CL Exley
Management Science 66 (2), 553-563, 2020
792020
Incentives for prosocial behavior: The role of reputations
C Exley
Management Science 64 (5), 2460-2471, 2018
792018
Motivated errors
CL Exley, JB Kessler
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2019
632019
The impact of a surprise donation ask
CL Exley, R Petrie
Journal of Public Economics 158, 152-167, 2018
49*2018
Understanding conformity: An experimental investigation
BD Bernheim, C Exley
Harvard Business School NOM Unit Working Paper, 2015
492015
Observability Increases the Demand for Commitment Devices
CL Exley, J Naecker
Available at SSRN 2498145, 2014
392014
Equity concerns are narrowly framed
CL Exley, JB Kessler
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2018
242018
Information avoidance and image concerns
CL Exley, JB Kessler
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2021
232021
Wage elasticities in working and volunteering: The role of reference points in a laboratory study
CL Exley, SJ Terry
Management Science 65 (1), 413-425, 2019
122019
Why don’t women self-promote as much as men
C Exley, J Kessler
Harvard Business Review 19, 2019
102019
Beliefs about gender differences in social preferences
CL Exley, OP Hauser, M Moore, JH Pezzuto
University of Exeter, Department of Economics Discussion Papers, 2022
52022
Why information fails to encourage costly behavior
CL Exley, JB Kessler
Technical report, Working paper, 2017
52017
New research: women who don’t negotiate might have a good reason
CL Exley, M Niederle, L Vesterlund
Harvard Business Review 12, 2016
52016
Motivated cognitive limitations
CL Exley, JB Kessler
Mimeo, Harvard Business School, 2018
42018
Equity concerns are narrowly framed: Why money cannot buy time
CL Exley, JB Kessler
unpublished, 2017
42017
The Gender Minority Gaps in Confidence and Self-Evaluations
B Aksoy, CL Exley, JB Kessler
Unpublished Manuscript 29, 2022
32022
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