... the theory of expected ef- ...the prospecttheory may have some limitations in the following two aspects: First of all, the value function and weight function need to be further ...of prospect ...
... travelers interpret, process and use information on reliability. Descriptive research on travel behavior has found a wealth of empirical evidence concerning travelers’ bounded rationality, cognitive errors and heuristic ...
... of prospect theory’s function space including its sample space ...our theory to fair gambles, and report results under various scenarios of probability ...
... Cumulative ProspectTheory model pa rameters were derived using two outcome lotteries ...the theory to multi outcome lotteries has only been justified by a mathematical proof based on pretty com plex ...
... otherwise y” should evoke the same preference order across different decision domains. Accordingly, a 1% chance of losing £300 or a sure loss of £60 and a1% chance of an insurable event of losing £300 or paying £60 for ...
... Cumulative ProspectTheory - the idea, which now in view of the models introduced in the preceding sections, makes perfect ...Cumulative ProspectTheory is shown to combine core elements of ...
... which prospecttheory (Kahnemann and Tversky (1979, 1992)) is arguably the most comprehensive competing alternative – it is argued that (individuals with) non-expected utility preferences could be persuaded ...
... Peel, David and David Law, (2007b) "Betting on odds on Favorites as an Optimal Choice in Cumulative ProspectTheory." Economics Bulletin, Vol. 4, No. 26 pp. 1-10. Rieger, M.0 and T.Bui. (2011) “Too ...
... that prospecttheory offers a theoret- ical explanation when focusing on potential entrepre- neurs, who are characterised by loss aversion when comparing the potential gains and losses to their wealth and ...
... This paper presents an economic analysis of the choices made by lone wolf terrorists. Using RAND-MIPT data about the fatalities that are inflicted by different attack methods, the paper develops an analysis on a ...
... The solution to the tax evasion problem under prospecttheory, when the probability of detection is …xed, is a bang-bang solution. We would argue that the bang-bang solution seems descriptive of several ...
... Cumulative ProspectTheory to study an economic agent’s decision making seems to be consistent with adopting new performance ...Cumulative ProspectTheory may certainly be a better model than ...
... Prospecttheory was developed to explain anomalies, but as mentioned, some cases leave even prospect theorists at a loss for ...the prospect of gain may be caused by a tendency to overweight ...
... One critical issue when applying prospecttheory is determining the reference point. The reference point is usually some aspect of the decision maker’s current stage and is likely to be perceptually salient ...
... The theory of the tragedy of the commons is used to capture the probability of failure of the CPR, while the prospecttheory is adopted to study the normal and malicious users’ risk-aware behavior in ...
... the prospecttheory and of hyperbolic time discounting allows us to identify aspects of the relationships between trust and risk and time preferences that could not be uncovered by previous studies using ...
... to prospecttheory, it would be easier for tourists to forego a discount than to accept a surcharge because the discount framing is perceived as gains and the surcharge frame is perceived as losses (Tversky ...
... cloud theory into solving the issue of the quantitative representation of the qualitative evaluation in power transformer condition ...the prospecttheory and establish the corresponding ...
... utility theory. In the literature related to prospecttheory, in its original and cumulative versions, and rank dependent utility theory, several functional forms of probability weighting ...