Unveiling the gender dynamics of dishonest behavior in economics: a review of experimental approaches

In the field of behavioral and experimental economics, the exploration of gender influences on dishonest behavior offers a relevant and complex subject of study. This literature review aims to shed light on the realm of gender differences in dishonest behavior, an area that has attracted significant attention but yet remains partially unexplored due to its complexity. By analyzing a range of experimental studies from the fields of economics and psychology, we examine the ways in which gender influences the propensity to engage in dishonest acts, both individually and within group settings.