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Trust, Risk, and Institutions: Experimental Evidence from a Community of Firms in Kenya

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These files replicate analysis reported in the paper: "Trust, Risk, and Institutions: Experimental Evidence from a Community of Firms in Kenya" By: Maria Porter, Ahmed Salim Nuhu, Eduardo Nakasone, Mywish K. Maredia (submitted to the Journal of Economic Psychology)

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EconomicsDevelopment StudiesBehavioral EconomicsEconomic Psychology

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