Expected Utility Theory and the Experimentalists.
The experimental evidence against expected utility theory is, on balance, either uninformative or unconvincing. When one modifies the experiments to mitigate these criticisms the evidence tends to support traditional theory.
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1994
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Authors: | Harrison, Glenn W |
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Empirical Economics. - Department of Economics and Finance Research and Teaching. - Vol. 19.1994, 2, p. 223-53
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Department of Economics and Finance Research and Teaching |
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