Wakker Peter P.

Peter P. Wakker

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Found 7 papers in total
The effects of statistical information on risk and ambiguity attitudes, and on rational insurance decisions
The effects of statistical information on risk and ambiguity attitudes, and on rational insurance decisions
2007
This paper presents a field study into the effects of statistical information...
Preference foundations for nonexpected utility: A generalized and simplified technique
Preference foundations for nonexpected utility: A generalized and simplified technique
2003
This paper examines a tradeoff-consistency technique for testing and axiomatically...
Anchor levels as a new tool for the theory and measurement of multiattribute utility
Anchor levels as a new tool for the theory and measurement of multiattribute utility
2004
This paper introduces anchor levels as a new tool for multiattribute utility theory....
The data of Levy and Levy (2002) ‘Prospect theory: much ado about nothing?’ actually support prospect theory
The data of Levy and Levy (2002) ‘Prospect theory: much ado about nothing?’ actually support prospect theory
2003
Levy and Levy present data that, according to their claims, violate prospect theory....
Making descriptive use of prospect theory to improve the prescriptive use of expected utility
Making descriptive use of prospect theory to improve the prescriptive use of expected utility
2001
This paper proposes a quantitative modification of standard utility elicitation...
The zero-condition: A simplifying assumption in quality adjusted life year measurement and multiattribute utility
The zero-condition: A simplifying assumption in quality adjusted life year measurement and multiattribute utility
1998
This paper studies the implications of the ‘zero-condition’ for...
Subjective expected utility with nonincreasing risk aversion
Subjective expected utility with nonincreasing risk aversion
1989
It is shown that assumptions about risk aversion, usually studied under the...
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