
An axiom system is proposed which casts portfolio theory in the framework of conjoint measurement. These axioms have a set of gambles with uncertain outcomes and these are represented with riskiness and expectation to predict preferential choice. While the representation is numerical the axioms proposed are qualitative. It is shown that these axioms improve the characterization of portfolio theory.
Portfolio theory, Social and behavioral sciences: general topics, conjoint measurement, portfolio theory, axiom system, preferential choice
Portfolio theory, Social and behavioral sciences: general topics, conjoint measurement, portfolio theory, axiom system, preferential choice
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