Philosophers, psychologists, and economists have long argued that certain decision rights carry not only instrumental … - at least partly - from an assumed positive intrinsic value of decision rights. Proving the existence of this value and … reveal that - across different parameterizations - the large majority of our subjects intrinsically value decision rights …

Philosophers, psychologists, and economists have long argued that certain decision rights carry not only instrumental … - at least partly - from an assumed positive intrinsic value of decision rights. Proving the existence of this value and … reveal that - across different parameterizations - the large majority of our subjects intrinsically value decision rights …

Philosophers, psychologists, and economists have long argued that certain decision rights carry not only instrumental …—at least partly—from an assumed positive intrinsic value of decision rights. Providing clean evidence for the existence of this … data reveal that the large majority of our subjects intrinsically value decision rights beyond their instrumental benefit …

fundamentally differs from the students' distribution. In the general population, three types emerge: an inequality averse, an … characterize students - not only tend to have lower degrees of other-regardingness but this reduction in other …-regardingness basically nullifies behindness aversion among students. Differences in income, however, do not seem to affect social preferences …

differs from the students’ distribution. In the general population, three types emerge: an inequality averse, an altruistic … characterize students— not only tend to have lower degrees of other-regardingness but this reduction in other …-regardingness basically nullifies behindness aversion among students. Differences in income, however, do not seem to affect social preferences …

differs from the students' distribution. In the general population, three types emerge: an inequality averse, an altruistic … characterize students- not only tend to have lower degrees of other-regardingness but this reduction in other …-regardingness basically nullifies behindness aversion among students. Differences in income, however, do not seem to affect social preferences …