Titlebook: Behavioral Economics of Preferences, Choices, and Happiness; Shinsuke Ikeda,Hideaki Kiyoshi Kato,Yoshiro Tsutsu Book 2016 Springer Japan 2

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Interdependency Among Addictive Behaviours and Time/Risk Preferences: Discrete Choice Model Analysisng and drinking and between gambling on . and the horses. Second, we conclude that the higher the time preference rate and the lower the risk aversion coefficient becomes, the more likely individuals smoke, drink frequently, and gamble on . and the horses.

GREG

Defiance

Social Capital, Household Income, and Preferences for Income Redistributionviduals’ preferences for income redistribution are influenced by psychological externalities. Because the data is from surveys, I also consider the role of expressive behavior. I also consider the hypothesis that behavior is influenced by social distance.

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Maciej Wielgosz,Andrzej Skoczeńl and the magnitude effects are caused because intertemporal choice is made partially based on the differential in reward amount, while Weber’s law explains neither the delay nor the interval effects sufficiently.

金桌活畫(huà)面

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75577-4 prize money won during the experiment as a measure of wealth, we found decreasing absolute risk aversion. Subjects’ risk attitudes as revealed in the experiments explain their risky asset holding behavior.

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BYRE

Information Technology and Locationson effects. This approach allows investigation of the differences in comparison effects across types of reference groups as well as respondents’ individual characteristics, including specific comparison benchmarks, which are the main open questions in the literature. Some results from our original, large-scale, Internet-based survey are provided.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-12525-8viduals’ preferences for income redistribution are influenced by psychological externalities. Because the data is from surveys, I also consider the role of expressive behavior. I also consider the hypothesis that behavior is influenced by social distance.