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Pro-Social Behaviour of Unemployed Individuals - An Experimental Study

This paper investigates the pro-social behaviour among unemployed individuals. We observe two different groups in the field; one includes unemployed individuals who work voluntarily in parallel to receiving unemployment benefits and the other includes unemployed individuals who do not work or who are forced to work by the job centre. First, significant differences exist in pro-social behaviour among unemployed individuals. Second, unemployed individuals show more solidarity when they work voluntarily in parallel to receiving unemployment benefits. Third, the probability of choosing to work voluntarily in parallel to receiving unemployment benefits increases with the amount of solidarity contributed in the experiment.