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REFRAMING DECISION PROBLEMS: A GRAPH-GRAMMAR APPROACH
One fundamental requirement in the expected utility model is that the preferences of rational persons should be independent of problem description. Yet an extensive body of research in descriptive decision theory indicates precisely the opposite: when the same problem is cast in two different, bu
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