This is the third and last post to summarize our discussions about preferences. The previous two posts presented the question about the definition of preferences…
Continue reading → Revealed preference theory (3): what philosophers are for?
The last post has briefly surveyed the methodological linkage between preferences and choice. The aim of this post – the 2nd in our posts on…
A well-known phenomenon with Ph.D. students is that they often push so hard on writing something new, that they forget the basics. A similar thing…
Continue reading → Revealed Preference Theory re-examined (1): Can preference indicate choice?
