Stochastic Choice and Preferences for Randomization

By Marina Agranov, Pietro Ortoleva. Journal of Political Economy, 2017

267 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: General Decision Sciences, Management Science and Operations Research, Safety Research

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In General Decision Sciences

1. John Leahy
2. Andrew Caplin
3. Mark Dean
4. Qi Zhang
5. Shaowei Ke
6. B. Kőszegi
7. Matthew Rabin
8. Larry G. Epstein

In Management Science and Operations Research

1. Mark Dean
2. Andrew Caplin
3. Qi Zhang
4. Shaowei Ke
5. Xavier Gabaix
6. B. Kőszegi
7. Matthew Rabin

In Safety Research

1. Qi Zhang
2. Andrew Caplin
3. Mark Dean
4. Shaowei Ke
5. B. Kőszegi
6. Matthew Rabin
7. Juan D. Carrillo
8. Isabelle Brocas

Citations in the corpus

• Randomization and Ambiguity Aversion (2020, background): “For example, Dominiak and Schnedler (2011); Agranov and Ortoleva (2017); Dwenger, Kübler, (10)A more detailed discussion follows Theorem 2.”
• Stochastic Choice and Revealed Perturbed Utility (2015, unknown): “In lottery choice experiments, Agranov and Ortoleva (2014) find that a large majority of subjects select different options when the same menus are offered several times in a row even when they are told that the menus will be repeated.”
• Rational Inattention, Optimal Consideration Sets, and Stochastic Choice (2018, background): “[2011] and Agranov and Ortoleva [2015]. 5See Matejka and Sims [2011]. 6See for example Geng [2016]”