Many people expect their work to provide meaning to their lives, yet the specific
organizational factors that can promote meaning in life are not clearly delineated. Drawing …

We survey the literature on preferences for redistribution. We discuss different ways the
literature has measured these preferences and review literature on the different …

There are striking differences in inequality and redistribution between the United States and
Scandinavia. To study whether there are corresponding differences in social preferences …

In some experiments participants make multiple decisions; this feature facilitates gathering a
considerable amount of incentivized data over the course of a compact session. A …

Does higher socioeconomic status predict decreased prosocial behavior? Methodological
issues such as the reliance of survey studies on self-reported measures of prosociality, the …

Around the world, increases in wealth have produced an unintended consequence: a rising
sense of time scarcity. We provide evidence that using money to buy time can provide a …

The ability to predict when societies will replace one social norm for another can have
significant implications for welfare, especially when norms are detrimental. A popular theory …

We examine the attitudes of the wealthy towards government redistribution using a large
and diverse sample of individuals from the top 5% of the income and wealth distribution in …

The growing concentration of resources among the rich has re-ignited a discussion about
whether the rich are more selfish than others. While many recent studies show the rich …

We provide survey evidence that personal values have an impact on individual investment
decisions, in particular preferences for socially responsible investing. Our findings show that …