The Distribution View provides a model that integrates four distributional concerns in the evaluation of risky prospects. Starting from these concerns, we can generate an ordering over a set of risky prospects, or, starting from an ordering, we can extract a characterization of the underlying distributional concerns. Separability of States and/or Persons for multiple-person risky prospects, for single-person risky prospects and for multiple-person certain prospects are discussed within the model. The Distribution View sheds light on public health policies and provides a framework for the discussion of Parfit's Priority View for risky prospects
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textabstractThis paper is motivated by the search for one cardinal utility for decisions under risk,...
The aim of the risk decision theory is to describe the behavior of agents in the face of several ran...
Agencies charged with regulating complex risks such as food safety or novel substances frequently ne...
Risky prospects represent policies that impose different types of risks on multiple people. I presen...
We consider a special set of risky prospects in which the outcomes are either life or death (or, mor...
A social planner is facing a set of alternative policies which will affect people’s well-being in di...
This paper re-examines the welfare economics of risk. It singles out a class of criteria, the “expec...
An important element for the public support of policies is their perceived justice. At the same time...
Building on previous studies on perceptions of inequality, welfare and risk we investigate the struc...
A policy with risky outcomes can be modelled as a (risky) prospect. A prospect is a matrix of utilit...
The article examines how the perception of others' irresponsible behavior and ambiguity regarding pr...
Dr. Fischhoff considers the role of government in helping citizens manage risks. He then offers a ge...
This paper considers a number of novel perspectives on risk classification, primarily in the context...
International audienceThis article presents various notions of risk generated by the intuitively app...
The dissertation looks at three topics that involve experimental economics methods or individual dec...
textabstractThis paper is motivated by the search for one cardinal utility for decisions under risk,...
The aim of the risk decision theory is to describe the behavior of agents in the face of several ran...
Agencies charged with regulating complex risks such as food safety or novel substances frequently ne...