Bayesian decision theory with action-dependent probabilities and risk attitudes by Edi Karni

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Karni, Edi [author]

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TextSeries: Economic theory ; Volume 53, number 2Heildelberg : Springer, 2013Content type:

text

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Bayesian decision theory -- Beliefs -- Business and Economics

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HB119 ECO

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Summary: This paper extends the work of Karni (Econ Theory 48:125-146, 2011) to allow for the possibility that decision makers’ effect-dependent risk attitudes are also affected by their actions. This extension is essential for modeling decision situations in which actions have a monetary dimension that creates interaction between actions and wealth

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This paper extends the work of Karni (Econ Theory 48:125-146, 2011) to allow for the possibility that decision makers’ effect-dependent risk attitudes are also affected by their actions. This extension is essential for modeling decision situations in which actions have a monetary dimension that creates interaction between actions and wealth

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