...Saileshsingh Gunessee; Tom Lane; Shangjue Xie This paper investigates the effects of social distance and national bias on social preferences in China. In a field experiment featuring a diverse subject pool, we implement an incentivised dictator game, in which we vary the way decision-makers...

... Endogenous preference First nation Identity Motives Other-regarding preference Social distance D63 D64 C93 C7 Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, many economic and social planners continue to assume, in their analyses, predictions, and articulation of plans and policies...

...Orestis Vravosinos; Kyriakos Konstantinou We argue that in the ultimatum game the effects of altruistic behavior and reciprocity vary more in the spectrum of positively compared to negatively-valenced relationships. Thus, we suggest that social distance effects are asymmetric. Our experimental...