AbstractThis paper, which is written within a rigorously constructive framework, deals with preference relations (strict weak orders) on a locally compact space X, and with the representation of such relations by continuous utility functions (order isomorphisms) from X into ℝ. Necessary conditions are given for finding the values of a utility function algorithmically in terms of the parameters when X is a locally compact, convex subset of RN. These conditions single out the class of admissible preference relations, which are investigated in some detail. The paper concludes with some results on the algorithmic continuity of the process which assigns utility functions to admissible preference relations.The work of this paper can be regarded a...
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In this paper we show that a strictly open, non-saturated and acyclically convex preference relation...
AbstractIn this paper we prove the existence of continuous order-preserving functions on subsets of ...
This paper characterizes continuity and upper and lower semicontinuity of preference relations, whic...
AbstractThis paper, which is written within a rigorously constructive framework, deals with preferen...
We prove that a preference relation which is continuous on every straight line has a utility represe...
In this paper we study a utility representation for preferences, and we price its continuity, using ...
AbstractVarious types of continuity for preference relations on a metric space are examined construc...
Empirical settings often involve discrete actions and rich parameter spaces where the notion of open...
We investigate the role of local connectedness in utility theory and prove that any continuous total...
Existence of equilibrium of a continuous preference relation p or correspondence P on a compact topo...
economics we often take as primitive a collection of preference orderings (on actions or alternative...
Herzberg F. Elementary non-Archimedean utility theory. MATHEMATICAL SOCIAL SCIENCES. 2009;58(1):8-14...
This paper examines nine independence concepts for ordinal and expected utilities: utility and prefe...
We present new sufficient conditions for the existence of a continuous utility function for an arbit...
It is an easy task for most commodity spaces, to find examples of strictly monotonic preference rela...
In this paper we show that a strictly open, non-saturated and acyclically convex preference relation...
AbstractIn this paper we prove the existence of continuous order-preserving functions on subsets of ...
This paper characterizes continuity and upper and lower semicontinuity of preference relations, whic...