Madiha Noor

Economic decision-making in collectivist contexts: A qualitative extension of institutionally embedded preference theory among university support staff

While behavioral economics increasingly recognizes social preferences, the mechanisms through which informal institutions and cultural norms shape economic choices in South Asian collectivist contexts are undertheorized. This paper offers a qualitative comparative extension of th...

Economic decision-making in collectivist contexts: A qualitative extension of institutionally embedded preference theory among university support staff

While behavioral economics increasingly recognizes social preferences, the mechanisms through which informal institutions and cultural norms shape economic choices in South Asian collectivist contexts are undertheorized. This paper offers a qualitative comparative extension of th...

Towards a Theory of Institutionally Embedded Preferences

This paper develops a decision-theoretic formalization of how informal institutions affect economic decision-making. Standard behavioral and institutional models widely recognize that social institutions influence economic choice. However, they frequently represent this influence...

Towards a Theory of Institutionally Embedded Preferences

This paper develops a decision-theoretic formalization of how informal institutions affect economic decision-making. Standard behavioral and institutional models widely recognize that social institutions influence economic choice. However, they frequently represent this influence...