E Lehrer… - Journal of Economic Theory, 2011 - Elsevier
We characterize preferences over acts that can be represented by a utility function and a
multiple-prior, such that an act f is preferred to act g if there is a prior under which the
expected utility induced by f is higher than that induced by g. These preferences are ...
GIL RIELLA… - Manuscript, 2010 - biu.ac.il
Abstract. Decision makers have a strong tendency to retain the status quo unless an
alternative which may be a significant improvement comes along. This well-documented
phenomenon is termed status quo bias. In many complicated choice problems governed ...
R Teper - Mathematics of Operations Research, 2009 - mathor.highwire.org
Abstract Information consisting of probabilities of some (but possibly not all) events induces
an integral with respect to a probability specified on a subalgebra. A decision maker
evaluates the alternatives using only the available information and completely ignoring ...
Y Azrieli… - Games and Economic Behavior, 2011 - Elsevier
We consider games with incomplete information à la Harsanyi, where the payoff of a player
depends on an unknown state of nature as well as on the profile of chosen actions. As
opposed to the standard model, playersʼ preferences over state-contingent utility vectors ...
R TEPER - manuscript, Tel Aviv university, 2008 - math.tau.ac.il
Abstract. Assume that a decision maker assesses the worth of the lottery Xn for each n.
Assume also that for each n, Xn is preferred to Y. Now, consider the situation where Xn
converges, in some sense, to the lottery X. If X is preferred to Y, then the preference order ...
R Teper - mullet.grems.org
... Full Text (PDF) Research Article: Roee Teper. Time Continuity and Nonadditive
Expected Utility Mathematics of Operations Research 2009 34:661-673; published
online before print August 11, 2009, doi:10.1287/moor.1090.0402. ...
S Frenkel,
Y Heller… - 2012 - sites.google.com
Abstract Experimental evidence and field data suggest that agents present two seemingly
unrelated biases: Failure to acknowledge how other agents' actions depend on these other
agents' private information (winner's curse); and tendency to overestimate the value of a ...
R Teper - Mathematical Social Sciences, 2010 - Elsevier
An expert, trying to assess the true distribution over the states of nature, is associated with a
preference relation over utility bundles. He prefers f to g if he believes that, according to the
true distribution, the expected utility of f is greater than that of g. Expert I is said to be more ...
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