The psychology of charitable giving
An ABC Australia Podcast on the quirks of psychology that influence when we give to charity … and when we don’t. Click here to listen
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An ABC Australia Podcast on the quirks of psychology that influence when we give to charity … and when we don’t. Click here to listen
My Princeton colleague Angus Deaton has done us all a service by pointing to the existence of extreme poverty in the United States, and especially the…
Given the large increase in the standard deduction in the tax reform bill just passed by Congress, some Americans may be less likely to itemize for…
[Peter Singer] regularly asks inconvenient questions that turn heads inside out. He has spent years making the case that individuals have a moral obligation to do…
We don’t have to take the word of charitable organizations that the money we give does benefit people in other countries. Technology has made it not…
Maybe you’re asking yourself, as I did: Am I “financially comfortable”? My mortgage, my credit-card bills and my other debts scream no. But the A$4.55 coffee…
If you care about trying to be logical when dealing with surplus money, your research will very quickly lead you to the Effective Altruism movement, and…
In Singer’s view, whether a child is suffering in Ohio or in Sub Saharan Africa, their lives should be viewed equally. But since the African child’s…
“I am worried the EA movement cannot scale,” said Charlie Bresler, executive director at The Life You Can Save — one of a number of organizations…
Hopefully, I can share some of our insights about giving more effectively and generously in a way that could be helpful as you approach this “giving…
Christopher Olivola, assistant professor of marketing at the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University recommends The Life You Can Save and GiveWell, which help…
The researchers’ first study examined the behavior of people who visited the website for The Life You Can Save, an organization that promotes charities dedicated to…