Implications of Heterogeneous Social Preferences for Measuring Distributive and Reciprocal Fairness

Authors

Anne Elizabeth Preston, Haverford CollegeFollow
Linda Kamas

Document Type

Journal Article

Role

Author

Published In

Journal of Economic Psychology

Volume

33

Issue

3

First Page

538

Last Page

555

Publication Date

2012

Abstract

This paper shows that social preference category can be used to predict how individuals will act in situations that call for reciprocity as well as distributive fairness.

Suggested Citation

Preston, Anne Elizabeth and Kamas, Linda, "Implications of Heterogeneous Social Preferences for Measuring Distributive and Reciprocal Fairness" (2012). Economics Faculty Scholarship. Paper 131.