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

In light of rising global inequality, public concerns for inequality have been declining. This
paradox of inequality has been explained by the rise in meritocratic beliefs in some …

We study the problem of sharing the revenues raised from the collective sale of broadcasting
rights for sports leagues. We characterize the sharing rules satisfying three basic and …

A society that believes wealth to be determined by random “luck”, rather than by merit,
demands more redistribution. We present evidence of this behavior by exploiting a natural …

Using new survey and experimental data, we investigate how perceptions about inequality
and social mobility affect preferences for redistribution in Mexico. In addition to the perceived …

This study explores the impacts of CEO-to-employee pay disparity on investor behavior and
market dynamics using an experimental methodology. We employed two laboratory asset …

We extend a collective action problem to study policy and project selection by
heterogeneous groups who prefer to work together on a joint initiative but may disagree on …

In an online experiment, we provide US citizens with information on both inequality of
outcomes and opportunities and test the impact on preferences for redistribution. Information …

We experimentally investigate how income redistribution shapes support for economic
inclusion, ie, a policy that creates equality of opportunity for income generation. We study a …

Using illustrations from research on inequality, this essay makes a case for 'behavioural
synthesis', that is the reconciliation between neo‐classical and behavioural economics …