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Many theories have been developed to model decision behavior under ambiguity. In this paper we empirically investigate theories which are based on non-additive probabilities, i.e. Choquet expected utility (CEU) theories. We first replicated Ellsberg-paradox behavior. Then we elicited the...
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In a principle agent relation, the principle might be enclined to controll the agent`s choice after the result of the choice has turned out to be unsatisfactory. Such a controll requires the priciple to reconsider the original choice problem the agent faced. We know from literature from social...
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Many theories have been developed to model decision behavior under ambiguity. In this paper we empirically investigate theories which are based on non-additive probabilities, i.e. Choquet expected utility (CEU) theories. We first replicated Ellsberg-paradox behavior. Then we elicited the...
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