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Revealed preference and identification
Journal of Economic Theory, 2019zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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To reveal or not to reveal: Privacy preferences and economic frictions
Games and Economic Behavior, 2018zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Ned Augenblick, Aaron L. Bodoh-Creed
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Learning from revealed preference
Proceedings of the 7th ACM conference on Electronic commerce, 2006A sequence of prices and demands are rationalizable if there exists a concave, continuous and monotone utility function such that the demands are the maximizers of the utility function over the budget set corresponding to the price. Afriat [1] presented necessary and sufficient conditions for a finite sequence to be rationalizable.
Eyal Beigman, Rakesh Vohra
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On Generalized Revealed Preference Analysis
The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1993Summary: This paper considers the revealed preference implications of a fairly general optimization hypothesis under any finite number of constraints. It extends Afriat's seminal nonparametric analysis. The usefulness of the results are illustrated in two examples.
Chavas, Jean-Paul, Cox, Thomas L.
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Four Revealed Preference Tables
The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 1981In this article we consider how revealed preference inferences change when the assumptions maintained are altered. In the first two models, a demand correspondence is generated by utility maximization; the conditions on the underlying preference relation differ only with respect to the strength of the convexity assumptions.
Yrjö O. Vartia +2 more
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2006
AbstractThis chapter emphasizes the utility maximization of Samuelson's Revealed Preference Theory. It looks for consistency, form, forecasting, and recoverability criteria within the theory. It concludes that the strong axiom is necessary and sufficient for utility maximization, as well as rich in empirical content.
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AbstractThis chapter emphasizes the utility maximization of Samuelson's Revealed Preference Theory. It looks for consistency, form, forecasting, and recoverability criteria within the theory. It concludes that the strong axiom is necessary and sufficient for utility maximization, as well as rich in empirical content.
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Revealed Preference and Location Choice
Journal of Urban Economics, 1997Summary: The assumption that population and structural densities are defined over parcels of land with zero area is problematic when interpreting the standard residential land use model as approximating a large finite economy. This paper extends revealed preference theory to depict a spatial economy with land parcels of finite area.
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Revealed Preference and Expected Utility
Theory and Decision, 2000Techniques for recovering expected utility from choice behavior are discussed. A continuity condition that enables a characterization of the possibility of identifying a choice correspondence through a linear functional in infinite dimensional spaces is determined.
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Choice Functions and Revealed Preference
The Review of Economic Studies, 1971(1) Much of revealed preference theory has been concerned with choices restricted to certain distinguished subsets of alternatives, in particular to a class of convex polyhedra (e.g., " budget triangles " in the two commodity case). This restriction may have some rationale for analyzing the preferences of competitive consumers, but it makes the results
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