BE 1: Prospect theory

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Standard expected utility model + 9. Assumptions
1) Rational: Completeness 2) Rational: Transitive 3) Continuity 4) Independence 5) Convexity 6) Monotonicity 7) Linear in probability
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Standard expected utility model: Assumption 1
Rational: Completeness (well-defined preferences)
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Standard expected utility model: Assumption 2
Rational: Transitive (consistent preferences)
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Standard expected utility model: Assumption 3
Continuity (mix of A + C making indifferent with B)
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Standard expected utility model: Assumption 4
Independence (maintain order of preferences when presented with new choice)
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Standard expected utility model: Assumption 5
Convexity (diminishing MRS/ risk averse)
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Standard expected utility model: Assumption 6
Monotonicity (more preferred to less)
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Standard expected utility model: Assumption 7
Linear in probability weights
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Standard expected utility model: Assumption 8
Utility defined over final wealth
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Standard expected utility model: Assumption 9
Preferences independent from way they're described (no framing effects)
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Puzzle 1: Utility function
1) Individuals reason in terms of L + G 2) Loss Aversion:
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Puzzle 2: Probabilities
1) Non-linear decision weights (Allais Paradox):
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Prospect theory: Patch 1: The function
1) Reason in terms of L + G (principle of diminishing sensitivity) 2) Loss Aversion (kink)
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Prospect theory: Patch 2: The probability weights
1) Non-linear decision weights (principle of diminishing sensitivity)
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Empirics: Mug Experiment
WTA > WTP (endowment effect + loss aversion)
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Empirics: Disposition effect
PGR < PLR (loss aversion)
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Empirics: NY Cab Drivers
Work less on rainy days (loss aversion + narrow bracketing)
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Empirics: Mental accounting for the poor
People MPC largest under 'current account' (framing effect + loss aversion)
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