Add to ORKGThis paper estimates the degree of risk aversion of contestants appearing on Vas o No Vas, the Mexican version of Deal or No Deal. We consider both dynamic agents who fully backward induct and myopic agents that only look forward one period. Further, we vary the level of forecasting sophistication by the agents. We find substantial evidence of risk aversion, the degree of which is more modest than what is typically reported in the literature
We use information from the television game show with the highest guaranteed average payoff in the U...
This paper uses data from the popular television game-show, "Deal or No Deal?", to analyse...
We use data from a television game show involving elementary lotteries as a natural experiment to me...
This paper estimates the degree of risk aversion of contestants appearing on Vas o No Vas, the Mexic...
In the television show Deal or No Deal a contestant is endowed with a sealed box, which potentially ...
In the television show Deal or No Deal a contestant is endowed with a sealed box, which potentially ...
In this paper, we utilize data from the Australian version of the TV game show, ‘Deal or No Deal’, t...
I explore the decision-making process of the contestats of the TV game show "Deal or no deal" in Cze...
textabstractThe popular television game show deal or No Deal offers a unique opportunity for analyzi...
We employ a novel data set to estimate a structural econometric model of the decisions under risk of...
An aspect of prospect theory posits that decision-makers, when making decisions in the face of risk,...
In the television show Affari Tuoi a contestant is endowed with a sealed box containing a monetary p...
This paper discusses human attitudes towards risk and the development of expected utility models, la...
This paper analyses the behaviour of TV gameshow contestants to estimate risk aversion. We are able...
We use information from the television game show with the highest guaranteed average payoff in the U...
We use information from the television game show with the highest guaranteed average payoff in the U...
This paper uses data from the popular television game-show, "Deal or No Deal?", to analyse...
We use data from a television game show involving elementary lotteries as a natural experiment to me...
This paper estimates the degree of risk aversion of contestants appearing on Vas o No Vas, the Mexic...
In the television show Deal or No Deal a contestant is endowed with a sealed box, which potentially ...
In the television show Deal or No Deal a contestant is endowed with a sealed box, which potentially ...
In this paper, we utilize data from the Australian version of the TV game show, ‘Deal or No Deal’, t...
I explore the decision-making process of the contestats of the TV game show "Deal or no deal" in Cze...
textabstractThe popular television game show deal or No Deal offers a unique opportunity for analyzi...
We employ a novel data set to estimate a structural econometric model of the decisions under risk of...
An aspect of prospect theory posits that decision-makers, when making decisions in the face of risk,...
In the television show Affari Tuoi a contestant is endowed with a sealed box containing a monetary p...
This paper discusses human attitudes towards risk and the development of expected utility models, la...
This paper analyses the behaviour of TV gameshow contestants to estimate risk aversion. We are able...
We use information from the television game show with the highest guaranteed average payoff in the U...
We use information from the television game show with the highest guaranteed average payoff in the U...
This paper uses data from the popular television game-show, "Deal or No Deal?", to analyse...
We use data from a television game show involving elementary lotteries as a natural experiment to me...