是什么让规则变得复杂?

IF 10.5 1区 经济学 Q1 ECONOMICS American Economic Review Pub Date : 2020-12-01 DOI:10.1257/aer.20191717
Ryan Oprea
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我们研究规则的复杂性,方法是付钱给实验对象来实现一系列算法,然后激发他们的付费意愿,以避免将来再次实现这些算法。该设计使我们能够检验理论“自动机”文献中关于产生复杂性成本的规则特征的假设。我们发现,在规则的特征中,人们对复杂性和许多规律性有着强烈的厌恶,这些特征使它们对主体来说既复杂又昂贵。规则的经验、规则的表示方式以及规则的实施环境(心理上与身体上)也会影响复杂性。(JEL C73,D11,D12,D83,D91)
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What Makes a Rule Complex?
We study the complexity of rules by paying experimental subjects to implement a series of algorithms and then eliciting their willingness-to-pay to avoid implementing them again in the future. The design allows us to examine hypotheses from the theoretical “automata” literature about the characteristics of rules that generate complexity costs. We find substantial aversion to complexity and a number of regularities in the characteristics of rules that make them complex and costly for subjects. Experience with a rule, the way a rule is represented, and the context in which a rule is implemented (mentally versus physically) also influence complexity. (JEL C73, D11, D12, D83, D91)
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