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(e.g., related to an individual's altruism, fairness perceptions, concerns for efficiency, and political views). By …
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(e.g., related to an individual's altruism, fairness perceptions, concerns for efficiency, and political views). By …
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(e.g., related to an individual's altruism, fairness perceptions, concerns for efficiency, and political views). By …
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(e.g., related to an individual's altruism, fairness perceptions, concerns for efficiency, and political views). By …
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(e.g., related to an individual's altruism, fairness perceptions, concerns for efficiency, and political views). By …
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We implement the Rawlsian veil of ignorance in the laboratory. Our experimental design allows separating the effects of risk and social preferences behind the veil of ignorance. Subjects prefer more equal distributions behind than in front of the veil of ignorance, but only a minority acts...
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We implement the Rawlsian thought experiment of a veil of ignorance in the laboratory which introduces risk and possibly social preferences. We find that both men and women react to the risk introduced by the veil of ignorance. Only the women additionally exhibit social preferences that reflect...
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We implement the Rawlsian thought experiment of a veil of ignorance in the laboratory which introduces risk and possibly social preferences. We find that both men and women react to the risk introduced by the veil of ignorance. Only the women additionally exhibit social preferences that reflect...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003470488
We implement the Rawlsian veil of ignorance in the laboratory. Our experimental design allows separating the effects of risk and social preferences behind the veil of ignorance. Subjects prefer more equal distributions behind than in front of the veil of ignorance, but only a minority acts...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010343920
fairness and redistributional choices. A fortune reversal is generally perceived to be fair behind a thick VOI, but deemed … exists between the perception of fairness and the certainty levels about social position. A 50-50 split is preferred with …
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