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Why does it matter that beliefs and valuations be correctly represented?

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Why Does it Matter that Beliefs and Valuations Be Correctly Represented?

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This article contains an analysis of a simple principal-agent problem illustrating possible problems that may arise when the prinicpal ascribes to the agent subjective probabilities and utilities that are implied by the subjective expected utility model but do not represent the agent's beliefs...

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