Titlebook: Decision Making Under Risk and Uncertainty; New Models and Empir John Geweke Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 Chang

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Optimization and Dynamical System of achievement of activities in fulfilling these needs. Each activity achievement level is a function of commodity and performance inputs, consumption performance styles, and environmental states resulting partly from stochastic processes. “Styles” are patterns by which commodities and labor are co

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Grid Integration of Renewable Energyornstein and Wallsten‘s (in press) subjects were asked to choose among gambles concerning the outcomes of future basketball events. When the subjects judged the chances of winning the gambles prior to indicating their preferences, they made decisions of poorer quality. Erev and Wallsten‘s (1990) sub

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Intertemporal Risk-Aversion and Calibration Uncertainty May Explain Violations of the Independence Alais mean/variance model, the Chew weighted nonlinear utility model and the Bell elation/disappointment model as special cases. Thus intertemporal risk-aversion and positive intertemporal correlation between lotteries can potentially explain violations of independence.

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Decision Versus Policy: An Expected Utility Resolution of the Ellsberg Paradoxn to distinguish between urns whose contents are more or less ambiguous. Specifically, risk averters will avoid ambiguity and risk seekers will prefer ambiguity. A resolution of Ellsberg’s paradox is thereby provided, in which ambiguity aversion/seeking is “rational”, but the normative status of expected utility remains unassailed.

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