The retrospective evaluation of payment sequences: duration neglect and peak-and-end effects

Article Abstract:

The results of two experiments that examined the quality of retrospective evaluations of payment sequences are presented. Duration neglect and evaluation bias are discussed.

United States, Analysis, Interpretation and construction, Retroactive laws, Monetary systems

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Myopic prospect theory vs. myopic loss aversion: how general is the phenomenon?

Article Abstract:

The concept of 'myopic loss aversion to myopic prospect theory' is extended to examine the relevance of the time horizon of individual's willingness to invest.

Germany, Decision-making, Decision making

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Risk-aversion and the investment-uncertainty relationship: a comment

Article Abstract:

An alternative framework is proposed to correct Tamotsu Nakamura's model on the value function used to derive the investment function.

Italy, Usage, Economic development models

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