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Friedgut, Ehud; Kalai, Gil; Nisan, Noam - David K. Levine - 2008

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Rationalizing Choice Functions By Multiple Rationales

Kalai, Gil; Rubinstein, Ariel; Spiegler, Ran - In: Econometrica 70 (2002) 6, pp. 2481-2488

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Voting rules and threshold phenomena

Kalai, Gil - David K. Levine - 2003

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Elections Can be Manipulated Often

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Social Choice without Rationality

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Economics and Common Sense

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Threshold Phenomena and Influence

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Thoughts on noise and quantum computation

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Blondheim, Zemer; Mordechay, Nadiv - Center for the Study of Rationality, Hebrew University … - 2013

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On measuring and comparing usefulness of statistical models

Azriel, David; Rinott, Yosef - Center for the Study of Rationality, Hebrew University … - 2014

Statistical models in econometrics, biology, and most other areas, are not expected to be correct, and often are not very accurate. The choice of a model for the analysis of data depends on the purpose of the analysis, the relation between the data and the model, and also on the sample or data...

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