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  4. The Behavioral Economics of Risky Choice: New Perspectives

The Behavioral Economics of Risky Choice: New Perspectives

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Chair:
Charles Sprenger
, California Institute of Technology

Evidence of Rank-Independence in Risky Choice

B. Douglas Bernheim
,
Stanford University
Rebecca Royer
,
University of California-San Diego
Charles Sprenger
,
California Institute of Technology

Pespectives on Simplicity in Risky Choice

Drew Fudenberg
,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Indira Puri
,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Tests of Rank-dependent Probability Weighting in Risky Choice

Samuel Hirshman
,
Norwegian School of Economics
George Wu
,
University of Chicago

Random Choice: Taste Shocks, Mistakes, or a Genuine Desire to Randomize?

Marina Agranov
,
California Institute of Technology
Pietro Ortoleva
,
Princeton University