I am a PhD candidate in Economics in the Department of Applied Economics at Erasmus School of Economics. My research is in behavioural and experimental economics, focusing on how beliefs and experiences shape fairness judgments and redistributive preferences.
Job market paper
Facing Unequal Opportunities: Does Experience Shape Redistributive Preferences?
With Martin Brun
Does experiencing unequal opportunities change what people consider fair? In a spectator experiment, participants who experience disadvantage recognize the importance of opportunities and redistribute more toward disadvantaged workers, even when doing so comes at a personal cost. Direct experience generates stronger responses than equivalent information conveyed through reports or statistics.
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References
- Kirsten Rohde
Professor of Microeconomics, Maastricht University
kirsten.rohde@maastrichtuniversity.nl - Georg Granic
Associate Professor of Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam
granic@ese.eur.nl - Bertil Tungodden
Professor of Economics, Norwegian School of Economics
bertil.tungodden@nhh.no
Contact
Email: pogliano@ese.eur.nl
Personal website: Andreas Pogliano