
handle: 10419/51887
We introduce and study the problem of manipulation of choice behavior. In a class of two - stage models of decision making, with the agent's choices determined by three 'psychological variables', we imagine that a subset of these variables can be selected by a 'manipulator'. To what extent does this confer control of the agent's behavior? Within the specified framework, which overlaps with two existing models of choice under cognitive constraints, we provide a complete answer to this question.
revealed preference, ddc:330, attention, choice function, revealed preference, satisficing, threshold, attention, D70, choice function, threshold, D01, D03, satisficing, jel: jel:D70, jel: jel:D01, jel: jel:D03
revealed preference, ddc:330, attention, choice function, revealed preference, satisficing, threshold, attention, D70, choice function, threshold, D01, D03, satisficing, jel: jel:D70, jel: jel:D01, jel: jel:D03
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