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Christina Fong is a Senior Research Scientist in Social Decision Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University's Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Massachusetts. Fong's research primarily focuses on Public Economics, Experimental Economics, and Behavioral Economics, with a specific interest in fairness, redistributive attitudes, and decision-making behavior. Over the years, she has published extensively in esteemed economic journals exploring topics such as informed giving, the effects of race on generosity, and the foundations of cooperation in economic life. Her notable publications include articles in the Journal of Public Economics and the Economic Journal, addressing experimental evidence on altruism, reciprocity, and moral sentiments influencing economic behavior. Fong's academic contributions also extend to collaborative works, including chapters and editorials on economics of giving and behavioral motives behind income redistribution. With a commitment to understanding the nuances of economic behavior, she continues to engage in cutting-edge research and contributes significantly to her field.
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