The Normative Theory of Individual ChoiceGarland, 1990 - 343 pagina's |
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ACKNOWLEBSEITS iv | 1 |
PREFERENCE AND INDITRECK | 25 |
On Tests of Preference | 70 |
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A₁ A₂ account of preference act rationally actions available Alexander means alternatives argument assign assume assumption axiom believes Carnap chance Chapter choice situations choose claim coin conditional probabilities conditional utility consider decide decision defined definition degree of confirmation depend difficult discussion Ellsberg example expected monetary value function game theory game-theoretic situations given h₁ Hempel indifferent-true intuitively known to obtain level of aspiration logical implications logically logically independent Luce and Raiffa maximal moral Neumann and Morgenstern Neumann-Morgenstern normative theory offered outcomes P₁ person is indifferent person knows person's preferences personal probability possible consequences postulate preference and indifference preferred to g prefers-true principle prob q probability distribution probability mixtures probability notions problems question reason receive requirement rule satisfied Savage Savage's theory seems specific statement structure suggested suppose t₁ Theorem theory of choice toss true violate Von Neumann