The Quarterly Journal of Economics· 2018Q1
Global Evidence on Economic Preferences*
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The Global Preference Survey (GPS) reveals substantial, even larger within-country, heterogeneity in economic preferences (time, risk, reciprocity, altruism, trust) across 80,000 people in 76 countries.
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