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In contrast, traditional neoclassical theory assumes that people act rationally in a way that maximises their\nself-interest. In environmental markets, social preferences and self-interest interact. We apply experimental economics to\ntest the hypothesis that social preferences are not maintained in the presence of a competitive market institution. In the\ninitial public goods game, many participants were prepared to make costly voluntary contributions. However the introduction\nof the market institution triggered a ‘market instinct’ in experimental participants. They abandoned the social preferences\nthey were previously expressing and became self-interested profit maximisers. This self-interested behaviour persisted even\nafter the market institution was discontinued. 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