Sang Wang Ding Jia Yong (8 results)

paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback.Pub Date:2022-01-01 Pages:212 Publisher:Gezhi Publishing House is very important for many economic problems faced by enterprises. governments and individuals. Examples of individual decision-making covered in this book include the amount and type of savings. the timing of retirement. investing in liquid versus illiquid assets. and whether to buy an annual membership in a health club or pay-as-you-go. In each of the above examples. the discount rate increases as futu.

paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback.Pub Date:2022-01-01 Pages:356 Publisher:Gezhi Publishing House People are social animals. This Human Otherness Preference discusses the evidence for human sociality and behavioral models that take human sociality into account. Specifically. this book examines human behavior in relation to his preferences. in other words. people's direct or indirect concerns about the welfare of others. The book first examines the empirical evidence on other preferences through a ser.

paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback.Pub Date:2022-01-01 Pages:368 Publisher:Gezhi Publishing House is trying to control the unknown and play games with nature in a world full of uncertainty. This is the basic decision-making situation faced by human beings. The central question discussed in this Behavior under Risk. Uncertainty. and Ambiguity is: How do policymakers choose the best course of action when there is risk. uncertainty. or ambiguity? The book begins with a discussion of the basic principles.

paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback.Pub Date:2022-01-01 Pages:468 Publisher:Gezhi Publishing In general. in early rounds of games and in unfamiliar games. human behavior is often inconsistent with what classical game theory predicts. It is usually after repeated actions and a lot of experience that the behavior converges to the predictions of classical game theory. For many important decisions. humans have only a limited number of decision-making opportunities in their lifetime. For example. when they.

paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback.Pub Date:2022-01-01 Pages:212 Publisher:Gezhi Publishing House is very important for many economic problems faced by enterprises. governments and individuals. Examples of individual decision-making covered in this book include the amount and type of savings. the timing of retirement. investing in liquid versus illiquid assets. and whether to buy an annual membership in a health club or pay-as-you-go. In each of the above examples. the discount rate increases as futu.

paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback.Pub Date:2022-01-01 Pages:356 Publisher:Gezhi Publishing House People are social animals. This Human Otherness Preference discusses the evidence for human sociality and behavioral models that take human sociality into account. Specifically. this book examines human behavior in relation to his preferences. in other words. people's direct or indirect concerns about the welfare of others. The book first examines the empirical evidence on other preferences through a ser.

paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback.Pub Date:2022-01-01 Pages:368 Publisher:Gezhi Publishing House is trying to control the unknown and play games with nature in a world full of uncertainty. This is the basic decision-making situation faced by human beings. The central question discussed in this Behavior under Risk. Uncertainty. and Ambiguity is: How do policymakers choose the best course of action when there is risk. uncertainty. or ambiguity? The book begins with a discussion of the basic principles.

paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Paperback.Pub Date:2022-01-01 Pages:468 Publisher:Gezhi Publishing In general. in early rounds of games and in unfamiliar games. human behavior is often inconsistent with what classical game theory predicts. It is usually after repeated actions and a lot of experience that the behavior converges to the predictions of classical game theory. For many important decisions. humans have only a limited number of decision-making opportunities in their lifetime. For example. when they.