Preference Flashcards

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What’s the discovered preference hypothesis?

A

The standard economic model is a good predictor if people have had the opportunity to learn from experience

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Why is discovered preference hypothesis not always feasible?

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When people do things they only do a few times in their life (Buying a house etc)

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What is a preference reversal?

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When someone puts a higher price on one bet/prospect, but chooses the opposite one

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What’s preference transitivity?

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If someone prefers X to Y and Y to Z, then they prefer X to Z

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What’s the editing phase?

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Reorganisation and reformulation of prospects to make them easier to understand

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What is scale compatibility?

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When the importance of one aspect of an option is enhanced by the compatibility with he decision a person is asked to make

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In regret theory, what is the function R(X,Y)?

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It represents the regret/rejoice that someone gets from payoff x compared to if they’d gotten payoff Y from another prospect

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8
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A prospect is preffered if the expected rejoice exceeds:

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The expected regret

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9
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What can cause a preference reversal?

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  • Wanting something, but being enticed by the packaging of a competitor
  • Context may cause it (E.g. due to a surprise)
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10
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What is revealed preference?`

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When someone’s actions reveal their preferences

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