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is that the prevailing experimental system of utility and prospect theories and models may need additional independent …
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A possibility of the existence of a discontinuity of Prelec’s (probability weighting) function W(p) at the probability p = 1 is discussed. This possibility is supported by the Aczél–Luce question whether Prelec’s weighting function W(p) is equal to 1 at p = 1, by the purely mathematical...
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A need for experiments on the certainty effect near the certainty (near the probability p = 1) is stated in this paper. The need supported by the Aczél–Luce question whether Prelec’s weighting function W(p) is equal to 1 at p = 1, by the purely mathematical restrictions and the...
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consequences of the hypothesis in utility and prospect theories are reviewed. Partially unforeseen events and their role in …
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may be used, e.g., in economics: microeconomics, macroeconomics, accounting, econometrics, utility theory; internet. …
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This short paper is devoted to two items: 1) An analysis of Prelec’s weighting function at the probability p = 1 is highlighted (this analysis was performed by R. Duncan Luce in two articles with Ragnar Steingrimsson and János Aczél and here is referred to as the “Luce problem”). 2) The...
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may be used, e.g., in economics: microeconomics, macroeconomics, accounting, econometrics, utility theory; the Internet …
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This is a very draft version of the report "The random-lottery incentive system. Can p~1 experiments deductions be correct?". It is published to extend the abstract of the report. Aczél and Luce emphasized a fundamental question: whether W(1)=1 (whether the Prelec weighting function equals 1 at...
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change (at least) the mathematical aspects of the utility and prospect theories. This is supported by a number of the … experiments of the utility and prospect theories, the choices of certain outcomes are stimulated by uncertain lotteries. Because …
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, at least partially, the well-known problems and paradoxes of the utility theory, such as the underweighting of high and …
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