The Allais Paradox: In Search of Lost Meaning (notice n° 546292)
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| Personal name | Jullien, Dorian |
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| Title | The Allais Paradox: In Search of Lost Meaning |
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| Date of publication, distribution, etc. | 2017.<br/> |
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| Summary, etc. | In “Le paradoxe d’Allais. Comment lui rendre sa signification perdue ?,” Philippe Mongin [2014] proposes an abusively reassuring image of the rationality of the subjects that participated to MacCrimmon and Larsson’s [1979] experiments.?We show this by discussing these authors’ data for the common consequence effect and the common ratio effect (two of Allais’ paradoxes), which Mongin assimilates despite his distinction of the two effects.?Two tendencies in the data however support Mongin’s conclusion that these experiments are a fructuous source of inspiration for decision theory.?We further illustrate this by a brief discussion of the role played by these experiments in the making of rank-dependent expected utility theory and in the interindividual turn in the cognitive psychology of decision.Classification JEL : B21, B40, D81. |
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| Note | Revue économique | 68 | 4 | 2017-06-30 | p. 695-699 | 0035-2764 |
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