The concept of research integrity (RI) refers to a set of moral and ethical standards that serve
as the foundation for the execution of research activities. Integrity in research is the …

Corporate fraud imposes significant costs on stakeholders. Accordingly, firms strive to deter
fraud ex ante and detect fraud ex post. Using a sample of experienced business managers …

Do individuals consider bribery as an acceptable behavior? We use a newly-designed
game to study if—and under which conditions—bystanders are willing to express …

I show that offering monetary rewards to whistleblowers can backfire as a moral aversion to
being paid for harming others can reverse the effect of financial incentives. I run a field …

It is often claimed that rewards for whistleblowers lead to fraudulent reports, but for several
US programs this has not been a major problem. We model the interaction between rewards …

Previous research has provided valuable insights into the role of rewards in motivating
whistleblowing, but there are still unanswered questions regarding the conditions under …

Inside traders are well-documented to leverage private idiosyncratic information for personal
gain in centralized exchanges such as stock markets. Evidence is rare, however, for …

The economic analysis of crime has contributed significantly to our understanding of
corporate criminal activity. To derive implications for legal policy, most theoretical papers …

Purpose Medical insurance fraud has caused huge losses to countries around the world,
and public reporting has become an important means to combat medical insurance fraud …

This paper reports an experimental test of the relative efficiency of a whistleblowing‐based
audit scheme compared to a random‐based audit scheme. We design a between‐subjects …