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Are Positional Concerns Stronger in Some Domains than in Others?

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Positional goods in the United States and China

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Do spending comparisons affect spending and satisfaction?

Solnick, Sara J.; Hemenway, David - In: Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics … 38 (2009) 4, pp. 568-573

We investigate the effect of spending comparisons with a new survey approach that asks respondents about satisfaction and expenditure decisions, both before and after they receive hypothetical information about what others in their communities are spending. We ask about four goods which vary in...

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The deadweight loss of Christmas : comment

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The deadweight loss of Christmas : comment

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Are Concerns about Relative Income Relevant for Public Policy? Are Positional Concerns Stronger in Some Domains than in Others?

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