Conference lecture

• Caroline Bonn; Thomas de Haan; Alexander Wright Cappelen et al. (2016). Fairness preferences in the face of limited information”. (external link)
• Alexander Wright Cappelen; Thomas de Haan; Bertil Tungodden (2020). Fairness and limited information: Are people Bayesian meritocrats?. (external link)
• Thomas de Haan; Caroline Bonn; Alexander Wright Cappelen et al. (2016). Fairness Preferences in the face of Limited Information. (external link)
• Alexander Wright Cappelen; Thomas de Haan; Bertil Tungodden (2020). Fairness Preferences in the face of Limited Information: Are people Bayesian Meritocrats?. (external link)
• Caroline Bonn; Alexander Wright Cappelen; Thomas de Haan et al. (2018). Fairness Preferences in the Face of Limited Information regarding Merit. (external link)
• Thomas de Haan; Alexander Wright Cappelen; Bertil Tungodden et al. (2017). Fairness preferences in the face of limited information. (external link)
• Thomas de Haan; Caroline Bonn; Alexander Wright Cappelen et al. (2016). Fairness preferences and limited information. (external link)
• Thomas de Haan; Caroline Bonn; Alexander Wright Cappelen et al. (2016). Fairness Preferences in the face of Limited Information. (external link)
• Thomas de Haan; Alexander Wright Cappelen; Bertil Tungodden (2017). Fairness preferences and limited information. (external link)
• Thomas de Haan (2015). 'Good Nudge Lullaby': Choice Architecture and Default Bias Reinforcement. (external link)

Academic article

• Thomas de Haan; Jona Linde (2018). ‘Good Nudge Lullaby’: Choice Architecture and Default Bias Reinforcement. (external link)
• Paolo Crosetto; Thomas de Haan (2023). Comparing input interfaces to elicit belief distributions. (external link)
• Thomas de Haan; Theo Offerman; Randolph Sloof (2016). Discrimination in the Labour Market: The Curse of Competition between Workers. (external link)
• Thomas de Haan; Roel van Veldhuizen (2015). Willpower depletion and framing effects. (external link)
• Thomas de Haan; Theo Offerman; Randolph Sloof (2015). Money talks? An experimental investigation of cheap talk and burned money. (external link)
• Thomas de Haan; Magnus Våge Knutsen (2025). Product Ratings and Externalities. (external link)
• Alexander Wright Cappelen; Thomas de Haan; Bertil Tungodden (2024). Fairness and limited information: Are people Bayesian meritocrats?. (external link)

Lecture

• Thomas de Haan; Caroline Bonn; Alexander Wright Cappelen et al. (2017). Fairness Preferences in the face of Limited Information. (external link)

Master’s thesis

• Karen E. Helgøy; Thomas de Haan; Bjørn Olav Johansen (2020). The Switching Cost Puzzle. (external link)

Research report

• Alexander Wright Cappelen; Thomas de Haan (2022). Fairness and limited information: Are people Bayesian meritocrats?. (external link)

See a complete overview of publications in Cristin.

Work in progress

• Fairness preferences and limited information: Are people Bayesian meritocrats? (Together with Alexander Cappelen and Bertil Tungodden)
• Eliciting belief distributions using a random two-level partitioning of the state space.
• The anchoring effect in a strategic bargaining setting. (With Jona Linde)
• Bargaining with investment costs and opportunity costs. (With Gerhard Riener)
• Preferences for unemployment compensation: Past income and counterfactual merit. (Together with Cornelius Cappelen)