More on Corruption and Gender

This is the abstract of new paper by Fernanda Rivas published in the Bulletin of Economic Research (January 2013):

A number of papers with field data have found differences in the corrupt activities of males and females; nonetheless they have drawbacks that may be overcome in a laboratory experiment. The aim of this paper is to see experimentally whether women and men, facing the same situation behave in a different way, as suggested in the field-data studies or, on the contrary, whether they behave in the same way. The results found in the experiment show that women are indeed less corrupt than men. 

A draft (2008) is here.  
More on this topic:  
Experimental economics: Gender and corruption.
See also: Women and budget deficits.