Almost invariably, economic models postulate that agents behave according to some type of maximizing behavior. This is true even of models in behavioral economics, though agents in those settings may be unsophisticated in some way or have preferences that depart from classical assumptions (...)
The rationality assumption that underlies mainstream economic theory has proved to be a useful appro...
The theory of 'enforced maximisation' claims that whatever decision procedures individuals and firms...
In this doctoral dissertation, I formulate methodological extensions of the revealed preference appr...
Economists use the standard rational model to predict behaviour under a new policy regime and to eva...
Modern economic theory developed under the assumption that only two basic facts are needed concernin...
Economists use the standard rational model to predict behavior after a policy change and to determin...
We present two arguments suggesting that the principle of revealed preference fa-cilitates the intro...
Revealed Preference Theory (Samuelson 1938) is an attempt to establisheconomic theory as a genuine e...
The rationality assumption that underlies mainstream economic theory has proved to be a useful appro...
This paper proposes a choice-theoretic framework for evaluating economic welfare with the following ...
This honors thesis examines the consequences of abandoning specific underlying assumptions of econom...
International audienceNeoclassical economics assumes that individuals have stable and context-indepe...
We provide a selective survey of the recent literature on the empirical implications of individually...
Behavioral Economics aims at understanding the decision of economic agents who are not necessarily m...
Standard economic theory assumes individuals choose actions that optimize their expected utility. In...
The rationality assumption that underlies mainstream economic theory has proved to be a useful appro...
The theory of 'enforced maximisation' claims that whatever decision procedures individuals and firms...
In this doctoral dissertation, I formulate methodological extensions of the revealed preference appr...
Economists use the standard rational model to predict behaviour under a new policy regime and to eva...
Modern economic theory developed under the assumption that only two basic facts are needed concernin...
Economists use the standard rational model to predict behavior after a policy change and to determin...
We present two arguments suggesting that the principle of revealed preference fa-cilitates the intro...
Revealed Preference Theory (Samuelson 1938) is an attempt to establisheconomic theory as a genuine e...
The rationality assumption that underlies mainstream economic theory has proved to be a useful appro...
This paper proposes a choice-theoretic framework for evaluating economic welfare with the following ...
This honors thesis examines the consequences of abandoning specific underlying assumptions of econom...
International audienceNeoclassical economics assumes that individuals have stable and context-indepe...
We provide a selective survey of the recent literature on the empirical implications of individually...
Behavioral Economics aims at understanding the decision of economic agents who are not necessarily m...
Standard economic theory assumes individuals choose actions that optimize their expected utility. In...
The rationality assumption that underlies mainstream economic theory has proved to be a useful appro...
The theory of 'enforced maximisation' claims that whatever decision procedures individuals and firms...
In this doctoral dissertation, I formulate methodological extensions of the revealed preference appr...