Titlebook: Beliefs, Interactions and Preferences; in Decision Making Mark J. Machina,Bertrand Munier Book 1999 Springer-Verlag US 1999 Attribut.arbitr

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Der Leistungsbegriff und seine Unterbegriffe in decision theory is how to define the support of a capacity. A third important issue which does not arise in decision theory is the proper definition of product capacities. A fourth issue which is potentially important for both decision and game theory is the proper definition of conditional capacities.

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Non-Additive Beliefs: From Decision to Game Theory in decision theory is how to define the support of a capacity. A third important issue which does not arise in decision theory is the proper definition of product capacities. A fourth issue which is potentially important for both decision and game theory is the proper definition of conditional capacities.

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Book 1999and Risk Theory (`FUR VIII‘) conference inMons, Belgium, together with a few solicited papers from well-knownauthors in the field. .This book addresses some of the questions that have recently emergedin the research on decision-making and risk theory. In particular,authors have modeled more and more

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Introduction to the Volumeenty years. After the era of the “paradoxes” uncovered by economists and psychologists, a large part of the 1980’s was devoted to producing alternative models to the dominant expected utility model of risk preferences. The latter part of the 1980’s and the early 1990’s saw the estimating and testing

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Risk and Uncertainty Aversion on Certainty Equivalent Functionssociated the concavity of the von Neumann-Morgenstern utility function with some relevant aspects of the decision-maker’s preferences. In particular, risk aversion can be defined in terms of risk premium (i.e., the difference between the expected value and the certainty equivalent of a lottery). Wit

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The State-Contingent Approach to Risk Premiums and Comparative Statics in Generalised Expected Utilied expected utility preferences. In this paper, these tools are used to define absolute and relative risk premiums for decision-makers with generalised expected utility preferences. Comparisons of risk aversion, concepts of decreasing and increasing risk aversion and tools for comparative static ana