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In our first experiment, we use a laboratory competitive product market where sellers and buyers, respectively, have the\r\noption to produce and buy a low-cost product with or a high-cost product without a\r\nnegative externality. We randomly assign participants to a version of a game framed\r\nas a “market” context or as a “neutral” (non-market) context. We find that, contrary\r\nto the prediction of pure self-interest theory, participants exhibit considerable levels\r\nof socially responsible behavior irrespective of the framed context. We also find evidence that socially responsible behavior is less prevalent in markets compared to\r\nnon-market contexts. Further, our experimental results show that regulating mechanisms and culture, such as punishment and religion, play a significant role in promoting socially responsible behavior in markets. In our second experiment, we use\r\nthe joy-of-destruction game to test whether the erosion of social responsibility leads\r\nto subsequent anti-social behavior. We find that anti-social behavior is ubiquitous in\r\nenvironments where socially responsible behavior is eroded, but this does not differ\r\nacross the market and non-market contexts. Finally, we look at the welfare effects and\r\nfind suggestive evidence that unregulated markets yield lower welfare compared to\r\nregulated markets. 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