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The “surprise value” of many economic observations makes our discipline quite interesting for many students. One such anomaly is that providing “free” education in an effort to reduce the number of drop-outs can often result in a smaller amount of education purchased. This result is very...
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The “surprise value” of many economic observations makes our discipline quite interesting for many students. One such anomaly is that providing “free” education in an effort to reduce the number of dropouts can often result in a lower level of educational quality purchased. This result...
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economic presumption of concave utility rather than Machiavelli's prescript of inflicting all injuries at once. Yet …
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Well-being (i.e., satisfaction, happiness) is a latent variable, impossible to observe directly. Hence, questionnaires …
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exponential direct utility function, or by an expenditure function which depends on two price indices. A parameter accounts for … be either substitutes or complements according to the size of consumption. -- Negative exponential utility function …
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Does risk attitude (aversion or attraction) vary with the level of the income at risk? About half of our subjects chose to insure all levels, whereas another half chose instead not to insure low levels, but to insure high levels
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Presently, it is widely accepted that the particular utility function first reported by Wold and Juréen (1953), and …-Juréen (1953) utility function is not well-behaved, and that, as a consequence, it does not satisfy the second-order condition for … is this utility function incapable of generating a Giffen good, but by extension (b) the so-called demand functions …
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While many theoretical works, particularly in Family Economics, rely on the Transferable Utility (TU) assumption, its …
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