Puja Bhattacharya
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Also affiliated: Heidelberg University (2020); WZB Berlin Social Science Center (2019); The Ohio State University (2016–2017); Stanford University (2020)
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Puja Bhattacharya's research investigates decision-making processes and behavioral economics, particularly concerning fairness preferences and the allocation of resources. Her work explores how individuals perceive and respond to perceived luck and merit in scenarios such as parental wealth transfer and job allocation. Bhattacharya has published several articles on these topics, with recent work focusing on contests within and between groups, and the role of luck in career trajectories. Her scholarship metrics include an h-index of 3, with 23 total publications and 54 citations.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 23
- Citations: 54
Selected Publications
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Merit and Job Allocation * (2026)
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Lucky to Work (2025)
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Fairness Preferences over Parental Wealth Transfer * (2024)
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Contests within and between groups: Theory and experiment (2024)
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Lucky to Work (2022)
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Contests within and between Groups: Theory and Experiment1 (2022)
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Timing of Communication (2020)
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Teams Promise But Do Not Deliver (2017)
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Timing of Communication (2017)
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Promises and Guilt (2016)
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- Contests within and between Groups: Theory and Experiment1
- Contests within and between groups: Theory and experiment
- Merit and Job Allocation *
- Fairness Preferences over Parental Wealth Transfer *
- Lucky to Work
- Lucky to Work
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