Decision Model

For example, it was proven axiomatically, that if a person rejects the following bet: 50% probability to win $105 and 50% probability to lose $100, such a person should also reject (on the standard principle of the convexity of utility function) a 50-50 bet of losing $4,000 and winning $400,000 :roll:
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Do you mean that they will or they should?
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They should if they make consistent choices on the basis of standard principles of utility theory. In practice, they won't, of course :lol:
 
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