Algorithmic decision-making systems are increasingly used throughout the public and
private sectors to make important decisions or assist humans in making these decisions with …

This chapter reviews important contributions to justice research in economics with an
emphasis on empirical findings that bear on leading theories of justice. We consider …

Research yields ample evidence that individual's behavior often reflects an apparent
concern for moral considerations. A natural way to interpret evidence of such motives using …

In a large-scale pre-registered survey experiment with a representative sample of more than
8000 Americans, we examine how a reminder of the COVID-19 pandemic causally affects …

The successful introduction of public policies to prompt behavior change hinges on the
degree to which citizens endorse the proposed policies. Although there is a large body of …

We explore the impact of the self-serving bias on the supply and demand for redistribution.
We present results from an experiment in which participants decide on redistribution after …

As fundamental conditions and subject attributes in lab and field are very different, insights
from existing meta-analyses performed on combined data from lab and field might …

Meta-analysis techniques are used to analyse behaviour in a set of 136 experimental
dictator game conditions. The aim is to find the motivating factors of dictators' generosity …

We experimentally study role and reference group dependence in the elicitation of injunctive
and descriptive social norms. Using mini-dictator games that are designed to reveal …

A long history in economics going back to Adam Smith has argued that people give primacy
to merit—rather than luck—in distributive choices. We provide a theoretical framework …