Why We think differently about money we gain unethically

review.chicagobooth.edu | An established finding of behavioral economics is that people are more generous with money they've earned unethically. This generosity serves as a self-imposed penalty on earnings people aren't proud of—but is there a way around it? Chicago Booth's Alex Imas finds there is: "mental money laundering," or obscuring the source of the income to remove the stain of guilt.

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