Learn · Economics 119 - Fall 2011
Lecture 18 of 232011-11-181 h 19 min
Lecture 21: The Charness-Rabin Model and Distributional Preferences
Daniel J. Acland · University of California, Berkeley
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All the lectures
- Lecture 3: Reference Dependence: Theory and Applications
- Lecture 4: Applications of Reference Dependence
- Lecture 5: Reference Point Determination
- Lecture 6: Expected Utility Theory and Prospect Theory
- Lecture 7: Applications of Prospect Theory
- Lecture 8: Midterm Review
- Lecture 9: Exponential Discounting Anomalies
- Lecture 10: Quasi-Hyperbolic Discounting
- Lecture 11: Applications of the Beta-Delta Model
- Lecture 12: Anticipatory Utility
- Lecture 13: Stigler-Becker Anomalies and Projection Bias
- Lecture 14: Applications of Projection Bias
- Lecture 15: Libertarian Paternalism 1
- Lecture 16: Libertarian Paternalism 2
- Lecture 18: Bayes Rule Anomalies
- Lecture 19: Belief in the Law of Small Numbers
- Lecture 20: Base-Rate Neglect and Confirmatory Bias
- Lecture 21: The Charness-Rabin Model and Distributional Preferences
- Lecture 22: Face Saving and Reciprocity
- Lecture 23: Game Theory and Rationality
- Lecture 24: Bounded-Rationality Models of Game Theory
- Lecture 25: Tests and Applications of Bounded Rationality Models
- Lecture 26: Final Review