Behavioural Economics
The research group The Choice Lab studies economic and moral choices by conducting experiments that are implemented in controlled laboratory or field settings.
The main research question is how individual choices are affected by moral considerations, in particular fairness considerations. The research group has looked at issues of fairness and responsibility, distributive justice, and perceptions of inequality. The Choice Lab is especially interested in the question why some inequalities are perceived as fair and others not.
The Choice Lab uses a wide set of experiments including randomized control trials, large-scale incentivized experiments with nationally representative populations, neuroeconomic experiments and survey experiments. The experiments are conducted, both in developed and developing countries.
The Choice Lab works closely together with experimental researchers and behavioural economic groups from all of over the world.
Other researchers
- Armando José Garcia Pires (Researcher)
- Arne Nasgowitz (PhD student)
- Astri Drange Hole (Researcher)
- Bjørn-Atle Reme (Researcher)
- Fehime Ceren Ay (PhD student)
- Ingvild L. Skarpeid (PhD student)
- Ivar Kolstad (Adjunct faculty)
- Kjetil Røiseland Madland (PhD student)
- Lars Ivar Oppedal Berge
- Oda Kristine Storstad Sund (PhD student)
- Pablo Ignacio Soto Mota (PhD student)
- Ranveig Falch
- Siv-Elisabeth Skjelbred (PhD student)
- Stefan Meissner (PhD student)