Introduction Flashcards

1
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Allais (1953)

A

Allais paradox, EUT violation of Independence

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2
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Ellsberg (1961)

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Ambiguity aversion, EUT violations

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3
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Camerer, Loewenstein & Rabin (2004)

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Identifying normative assumptions of standard economics, enhancing models

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4
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Kahneman (2011)

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Systems 1 & 2, automated vs. calculated parts of the brain

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5
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Strotz (1955)

A

Questioning exponential discounting

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6
Q

Cartwright (2014)

A

Focus on choice, depart from standard models

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7
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Reversed:

Allais paradox, EUT violation of Independence

A

Allais (1953)

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8
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Reversed:

Ambiguity aversion, EUT violations

A

Ellsberg (1961)

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9
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Reversed:

Identifying normative assumptions of standard economics, enhancing models

A

Camerer, Loewenstein & Rabin (2004)

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10
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Reversed:

Systems 1 & 2, automated vs. calculated parts of the brain

A

Kahneman (2011)

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11
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Reversed:

Questioning exponential discounting

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Strotz (1955)

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12
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Reversed:

Focus on choice, depart from standard models

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Cartwright (2014)

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