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This paper provides a new life cycle model that takes into account key elements of bounded rationality. The paper shows …
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This paper develops a new life cycle model that aims to describe the savings and asset allocation choices of boundedly rational agents. In this model, agents make forward-looking decisions without the requirement of anticipating their actual future decisions. Instead, agents pursue two simple...
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This paper develops a new life cycle model that aims to describe the savings and asset allocation decisions of boundedly rational agents. The paper’s main theoretical contribution is the provision of a simple, tractable and parsimonious framework within which agents make forward looking...
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Life cycle saving decisions belong to the most complex financial decisions that we are faced with in our life. Psychologists have found that when making complex decisions people use short-cuts in the form of minimum requirements for particular attribute categories of choice options. This paper...
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During the last 20 years, Romania has been passing important social and economic transformations and it is considered today as a developing country aiming to adjust its processes and features to those of UE countries. The significant increase in the number of bachelor programs supplied by...
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compare this theory of choice with bounded rationality, which is a different notion of rationality, and with an approach that …
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compare this theory of choice with bounded rationality, which is a different notion of rationality, and with an approach that …
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This contribution focuses on the concept of bounded rationality, highlighting the role of psychology in the economic … decisions. The work analyzes Simon's approach and his notion of bounded rationality as procedural rationality. Moreover, it …
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compare this theory of choice with a different notion of rationality, bounded rationality, and with an approach that seeks to …
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neoclassical assumption of selfish utility maximization with bounded rationality and satisficing and by incorporating the reaction …
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