Citation:
Yaniv, G. B., & Ilan, . (1997). Individual and Group Behavior in the Ultimatum Game: Are Groups More 'Rational' Players?. Discussion Papers. presented at the 9, Experimental Economics 1 (1998), 101-108. Retrieved from /files/dp154.pdf
Abstract:
This paper reports two ultimatum game experiments comparing the behavior of individuals with that of three-person groups. Group members conducted a short face-to-face discussion in order to decide, as a collective, on a proposed division or on whether to accept or reject a proposal. Both experiments found that groups offered significantly less than individuals. But, as indicated by the low rejection rate in both treatments, groups were also willing to accept less.