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rationales: (1) balance (comparison, matching), often related to equality and fairness, or to the desire to avoid moral … associate efficiency, fairness, and the intrinsic quality of social relations. …
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that such 'fairness spillovers' can incur large economic costs: A belief that there is unfairness in taxation in the sense …
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that such 'fairness spillovers' can incur large economic costs: A belief that there is unfairness in taxation in the sense …
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that such 'fairness spillovers' can incur large economic costs: A belief that there is unfairness in taxation in the sense …
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that such 'fairness spillovers' can incur large economic costs: A belief that there is unfairness in taxation in the sense …
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Dieser Beitrag untersucht die Arbeiten von Jon Elster zum Problem lokaler Gerechtigkeit. Das Thema dieser Arbeiten sind Rationierungsentscheidungen. Es geht um die Allokation und Distribution knapper Zuteilungsgüter, also etwa um die Vergabe von Kindergarten- oder Studienplätzen, die Zuweisung...
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The question of whether lawyers and managers behave selfishly or fairly has inspired discussion for a long time. Empirical evidence, however, is sparse. Using data from an experiment with 359 law and business administration students, we investigate this question empirically and provide first...
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of fairness toward the price mechanism, whereas non-economists did not exhibit significant sensitivity. This sensitivity … fairness. The latter reflects equal treatment in terms of general perceptions, thus this could be interpreted as an increased …
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value the fairness of the price system, and examine how deeply such differences are rooted in their course of studies. The …
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We introduce the give-or-destroy game that allows us to fully elicit an individual s social preference schedule. We find that about one third of the population exhibits both pro-social and anti-social preferences that are independent of payoff comparisons with those who are affected. We call...
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