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| 650 | 7 | |a Politische Entscheidung |2 stw | |
| 650 | 7 | |a Public Choice |2 stw | |
| 650 | 7 | |a Theorie |2 stw | |
| 650 | 7 | |a Verhaltensökonomik |2 stw | |
| 650 | 4 | |a Psychologie | |
| 650 | 4 | |a Wirtschaft | |
| 650 | 4 | |a Decision making | |
| 650 | 4 | |a Economics |x Psychological aspects | |
| 650 | 4 | |a Political planning | |
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| adam_text | Contents
1
Introduction
.................................................. 1
1.1
Merit Wants
.............................................. 3
1.1.1
The Link Between Bounded Rationality and Merit Wants
3
1.1.2
Other-Regarding Behaviour and Expressive Preferences
.. 4
1.2
Definitions
............................................... 5
1.2.1
Frames
.......................................... 6
1.2.2
Frames and Welfare
................................ 8
1.2.3
Uncertainty and Information Processing
............... 10
1.2.4
Merit Goods
...................................... 11
1.3
Main Points
.............................................. 13
2
Anomalies
.................................................... 17
2.1
Introduction
.............................................. 17
2.2
The Reliability of the Evidence
.............................. 18
2.3
Reference Dependent Preferences
........................... 22
2.3.1
Organising the Evidence
............................ 32
2.3.2
Prospect Theory
-
Cumulative and Riskless
............ 33
2.4
Mental Accounting
........................................ 39
2.5
Preference Reversal
........................................ 44
2.6
Conclusions
.............................................. 47
3
Information, Learning and Markets
............................. 49
3.1
Introduction
.............................................. 49
3.2
Probabilities, Information Processing and
Bayes
Theorem
...... 50
3.2.1
Representativeness and Availability Biases
............. 50
3.2.2
Adjustment and Anchoring
......................... 51
3.2.3
Confirmation Biases
................................ 54
3.3
Ambiguity Aversion and the Ellsberg Paradox
................. 56
3.3.1
Summing Up
Bayes
Theorem
....................... 58
3.4
How Markets Might Lead to Individually Rational Behaviour
..... 58
(¡j
Contents
3.4.1
Summing Up Market Learning
....................... 64
3.5
Learning
................................................. 65
3.5.1
Melioration
....................................... 69
3.6
Conclusions
.............................................. 73
4
Markets and Reference Dependent Preferences
................... 75
4.1
Introduction
.............................................. 75
4.2
Partial Competitive Equilibrium
............................. 76
4.3
Imperfect Competition
..................................... 80
4.4
General Equilibrium
....................................... 83
4.5
Reference Dependent Preferences
............................ 85
4.5.1
Equilibrium and General Equilibrium
................. 87
4.5.2
Discussion
........................................ 90
4.6
Conclusions
.............................................. 91
5
Welfare
....................................................... 93
5.1
Introduction
.............................................. 93
5.2
Frames and
Paretian
Welfare Economics
...................... 95
5.3
Responses to the Evidence
..................................100
5.3.1
Switch Theories
...................................100
5.3.2
Allow Individual Welfare to be Frame Dependent
.......101
5.3.3
No Ordering
......................................102
5.4
Optimal or Golden Frames
..................................103
5.4.1
Markets and Referenda as Optimal Frames
.............
1
05
5.5
Information Aggregation
...................................108
5.5.1
Extra-Preference Information
-
Relaxing WEF
.........
Ill
5.5.2
Bayesian
.........................................112
5.6
Paternalism
...............................................114
5.6.1
The Justification of Paternalistic Intervention
........... 114
5.6.2
Paternalism: The Contractarian View
.................. 121
5.6.3
Summing Up
...................................... 122
5.6.4
Ranking Frames Using Consent and Other Arguments
from Paternalism
..................................
1
23
5.6.5
Hypothetical Rational Consent
.......................127
5.6.6
Contractarian Consent
..............................128
5.7
Conclusions
..............................................130
6
Public Policy and Bounded Rationality
...........................133
6.1
Introduction
..............................................133
6.1.1
Bounded Rationality: Identification and Valued Added
... 133
6.2
Market Failure
............................................138
6.2.1
Asymmetric Information
............................139
6.2.2
Near-Optimality
...................................139
6.2.3
The Boundaries of the State
.........................142
Contents xiii
6.3
Voting for the Nanny State: Regulation of Markets by Self Aware
Consumers
...............................................148
6.4
Political Economy
-
An Illustration
..........................151
6.4.1
Efficiency and Bias
.................................152
6.4.2
Term Limits
.......................................155
6.4.3
Candidacy
........................................156
6.5
Conclusions: Possible Worlds
...............................159
6.6
Appendix
................................................160
7
Standard Fiscal Policy and Merit Wants
..........................163
7.1
Introduction
..............................................163
7.2
Individualistic Welfare Functions, Private Failure
...............164
7.2.1
Individualistic Welfare Functions, Public Failure
........167
7.2.2
Two Spurious Categories of Merit Wants
..............168
7.2.3
Non-individualistic Welfare Functions
.................169
7.3
Objective Functions
........................................170
7.3.1
Risk and Uncertainty
...............................172
7.4
Optimal Policies
..........................................172
7.4.1
Wrong Information Models
..........................179
7.4.2
Limits of the Literature
.............................179
7.5
The Value of Information
...................................180
7.5.1
The Value of Misinformation
........................183
7.6
Conclusion
...............................................185
8
Agency and Dependency
........................................187
8.1
Introduction
..............................................187
8.2
Dependency Relationships: Children
..........................189
8.2.1
The Child s Development of Economic Ideas
...........190
8.3
The Role of the State
.......................................191
8.3.1
Relief from Duty
..................................192
8.3.2
Information Asymmetry
............................193
8.4
Regulating Care with Asymmetric Information
.................195
8.4.1
Compulsory State Provision
.........................197
8.4.2
Minimum Standards and Public Provision
..............197
8.4.3
Voluntary State Provision of Care
.....................198
8.4.4
Mixed Policies
....................................199
8.4.5
Detection and Enforcement
..........................200
8.5
The Role of the State in Regulating Adulthood
.................202
8.5.1
Welfare Functions with Children
.....................203
8.5.2
Optimal Policy
....................................204
8.6
Conclusions
..............................................206
9
Tax Policy
....................................................207
9.1
Introduction
..............................................207
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Contents
9.2
Monotonicity
.............................................207
9.3
Technical Efficiency
-
Marketed Goods
.......................208
9.3.1
Technical Efficiency
-
Non-Marketed Goods
...........211
9.3.2
Cost Minimization
.................................211
9.3.3
Summary
.........................................213
9.4
Tax Reform Issues and Loss Aversion
.........................213
9.4.1
The Problems Created by Reference Dependent
Preferences
.......................................213
9.4.2
Extensions to Consumer Theory
......................216
9.4.3
Implications of the Theory for Welfare Economics
......218
9.4.4
Implications of the Theory for Tax Reform Models
......220
9.4.5
Optimal Taxation
..................................221
9.4.6
Final Thoughts
....................................223
9.5
Conclusions
..............................................224
10
Framing Matters:
Non-Standard
Fiscal Policy
....................227
10.1
Introduction
..............................................227
10.2
Creating Mental Accounts
..................................228
10.2.1
Theory
...........................................229
10.3
Intertemporal Issues: Pensions and Savings Policy
..............236
1
0.3.1
Intertemporal Choice and Self-Control
................237
10.4
Regulating the Framing of Savings and Pensions Choices
........242
10.4.1
Planning Ahead
...................................245
10.5
The Framing of Tax Policies
................................249
10.5.1
Tax Evasion
......................................251
10.5.2
Labour Supply and Tax Framing
.....................252
10.6
Conclusion
...............................................256
11
Stated Preference and Non-Market Decisions
.....................259
11.1
Introduction
..............................................259
11.2
A Formal Approach to Optimal Decisions
.....................263
11.2.1
Part-Whole and Scope Effects
.......................265
11.2.2
Elicitation Effects
.................................267
11.2.3
Responding to Anomalies
...........................270
11.3
Formal Comparison
........................................275
11.3.1
Example
1:
WTA Versus WTP
.......................278
11.3.2
Example
2:
Elicitation Methods
......................281
11.4
Summing Up
.............................................282
References
.........................................................285
Index
.............................................................313
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| topic | Beschränkte Rationalität stw Experimentelle Ökonomik stw Politische Entscheidung stw Public Choice stw Theorie stw Verhaltensökonomik stw Psychologie Wirtschaft Decision making Economics Psychological aspects Political planning Social choice Wirtschaftliches Verhalten (DE-588)4197971-0 gnd Wirtschaftspolitik (DE-588)4066493-4 gnd Eingeschränkte Rationalität (DE-588)4403080-0 gnd |
| topic_facet | Beschränkte Rationalität Experimentelle Ökonomik Politische Entscheidung Public Choice Theorie Verhaltensökonomik Psychologie Wirtschaft Decision making Economics Psychological aspects Political planning Social choice Wirtschaftliches Verhalten Wirtschaftspolitik Eingeschränkte Rationalität |
| url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=017113885&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
| volume_link | (DE-604)BV017859446 |
| work_keys_str_mv | AT munroalistair boundedrationalityandpublicpolicyaperspectivefrombehaviouraleconomics |