Probabilistic sophistication and stochastic monotonicity in the Savage framework
Machina and Schmeidler [Machina, M., Schmeidler, D., 1992. A more robust definition of subjective probability. Econometrica 60, 745-780] show that probabilistic sophistication can be obtained in a Savage setting without imposing expected utility by dropping Savage's axiom P2 (sure-thing principle) and strengthening his axiom P4 (weak comparative probability). Their stronger axiom, however, embodies a degree of separability analogous to P2. In this note, we obtain probabilistic sophistication using Savage's original axiom P4 and a weaker analog of Savage's P2.
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2008
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Authors: | Grant, Simon ; Özsoy, Hatice ; Polak, Ben |
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Mathematical Social Sciences. - Elsevier, ISSN 0165-4896. - Vol. 55.2008, 3, p. 371-380
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Elsevier |
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