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Costly Superstitious Beliefs: Experimental Evidence
Ya'akov Bayer
, Bradley J. Ruffle
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Ze'ev Shtudiner
, Roi Zultan
Department of Economics and Business Administration
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Public Beliefs
100%
Superstitious Beliefs
100%
Israeli
33%
Fetus
33%
Pregnant Women
33%
Israeli Women
33%
Individual Choice
33%
Jewish Women
33%
Parental Experience
33%
Financial Cost
33%
Degree of Religiosity
33%
Sources of Stress
33%
Furniture
33%
Expectant Parents
33%
Tempting Fate
33%
Expectant Mothers
33%
Uncertainty Sources
33%
Economic Decisions
33%
Social Sciences
Popular Belief
100%
Israel
33%
Judaism
33%
Religiosity
33%
Expectant Mother
33%
Ethnic Origin
33%
Anticipation
33%