is related to Jon Elster's discussion of 'adaptive preferences' but is distinct in part because Sen cites the need for … the empathetic preferences in terms of which interpersonal comparisons are made in Binmore's account are formed through …

inquire into the agents' preferences and to explain how they relate to the human genetic endowment and how they change over …

of evolving consumer preferences that is molded in an evolutionary paradigm. The theory allows to better assess how …

constraints without specifying preferences, leading to the well-known time substitution hypothesis. The second approach develops … specific hypotheses about consumer preferences and focuses on how technical change accounts for them. The two approaches are …

is related to Jon Elster’s discussion of ‘adaptive preferences’ but is distinct in part because Sen cites the need for … the empathetic preferences in terms of which interpersonal comparisons are made in Binmore’s account are formed through …

the well-known constitutional perspective and what role do preferences - as human cognitive and behavioural dispositions …

constraints without specifying preferences, leading to the well-known time substitution hypothesis. The second approach develops … specific hypotheses about consumer preferences and focuses on how technical change accounts for them. The two approaches are …

of evolving consumer preferences that is molded in an evolutionary paradigm. The theory allows to better assess how …

inquire into the agents' preferences and to explain how they relate to the human genetic endowment and how they change over …