A simple derivation of Prelec's probability weighting function
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Prelec's probability weighting function, power invariance, Social choice, prospect theory, Decision making under risk; Prelec’s probability weighting function; Compound invariance; Reduction invariance; Power invariance; Prospect theory; Algebraic functional equations, decision making under risk, rank dependent expected utility, reduction invariance, Utility theory, algebraic functional equations, compound invariance, jel: jel:C60, jel: jel:D81
Prelec's probability weighting function, power invariance, Social choice, prospect theory, Decision making under risk; Prelec’s probability weighting function; Compound invariance; Reduction invariance; Power invariance; Prospect theory; Algebraic functional equations, decision making under risk, rank dependent expected utility, reduction invariance, Utility theory, algebraic functional equations, compound invariance, jel: jel:C60, jel: jel:D81
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