Daniel John Zizzo
Economists usually assume preferences as given. I argue that, at least in the case of interdepen-dent preferences, this may be deeply misleading. I review work from framing studies, public goods experiments, attutudes towards risk, happiness measurement, consumption, the labour market and ethics and economics, suggesting that inter-dependent preferences may depend on cognitive factors.
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