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Is Altruism Paternalistic?

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Is Altruism Paternalistic?

Jacobsson, Fredric; Johannesson, Magnus; Borgquist, Lars - In: Economic Journal 117 (2007) 520, pp. 761-781

<abstractinfo format="display"> We test if altruism is paternalistic with respect to health. Subjects can donate money or nicotine patches to a smoking diabetes patient whose willingness to pay for nicotine patches is positive but below the market price. In a between-subjects treatment, average donations are 40% greater in...</abstractinfo>

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