Linking Social and Personal Preferences: Theory and Experiment
A new article in the Journal of Political Economy examines how individuals’ personal preferences are connected to the way they make decisions affecting others.
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News from FAIR
FAIR hosts the EUDN annual conference in Bergen
On 6-7 May, FAIR NHH hosts the annual European Development Research Network (EUDN) conference, bringing together leading development economists from across Europe.
Being born last can come at a cost
The youngest siblings tend to do worse than their older brothers and sisters. Less education and lower earnings are among the consequences of being born last.
On the doorstep of adulthood: Entrepreneurship and fertility of young women in Tanzania
A new article published in The Economic Journal examines how different forms of support shape the transition from secondary school to adulthood for young women in Tanzania.
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