Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5062730 Economics Letters 2006 8 Pages PDF
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This paper explores the relationship between religion and social preferences. Religiosity is elicited with a multi-item questionnaire, and social preferences elicited with laboratory experimentation. Religiosity as a whole yields no significant influence on social preferences, because independent religiosity dimensions produce counterworking effects that cancel out.

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Religion and social preferences: An experimental study
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