Time Preference
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- Absolute and relative time-consistent revealed preferences
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- Identification and welfare evaluation in sequential sampling models
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- An agenda-based framework for multi-issue negotiation
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- A generalized extensive structure that is equipped with a right action and its representation
- Bargaining with many players: a limit result
- An extension of quasi-hyperbolic discounting to continuous time
- Intertemporal objective functions: strong Pareto versus anonymity
- A deeper look at hyperbolic discounting
- Intertemporal choice and the magnitude effect
- Non-existence of continuous choice functions
- A power law type of time preference on intertemporal choices
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- Intertemporal choice with continuity constraints
- The effects of third-party transfers in sequential anchored bargaining
- Discounting axioms imply risk neutrality
- Quasi-stationary cardinal utility and present bias.
- Non-hyperbolic time inconsistency
- Implementation of Nash bargaining solutions with non-convexity
- Weighted temporal utility
- Non-stationary additive utility and time consistency
- Time and risk
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- How to measure the average rate of change?
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- Utility independence of multiattribute utility theory is equivalent to standard sequence invariance of conjoint measurement
- A theory of time preferences over risky outcomes
- Continuous quasi-hyperbolic discounting
- Dynamic theory of preferences: habit formation and taste for variety
- Embedded Nash bargaining: risk aversion and impatience
- On the characterization of linear habit formation
- A theory of average growth rate indices
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