Order isomorphisms for preferences with intransitive indifference

Article Abstract:

The use of an order isomorphism to represent a preference relation to the set of infinite sequences of zeros and ones ordered by Pareto dominance was described. This form of representation has certain advantages over the use of two functions that work together to indicate preferences. Theorems that provide three generic preference relations into which different types of preference relations can be transformed with the use of order isomorphisms were presented.

Consumer Behavior, Econometrics & Model Building, Models, Usage, Econometrics, Consumer preferences, Business models, Indifference curves, Isomorphisms (Mathematics)

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Continuous lexicographic preferences

Article Abstract:

The conditions under which lexicographic preferences are continuously representable are investigated. Two definitions of continuity for lexicographic representations are given.

United States, Analysis, Capital stock, Preferred stocks

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Lexographic orders and preference representation

Article Abstract:

Lexographic orders are employed to show preferences, with four examples to illustrate how the preference representation theorem can be used.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Research

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