Generalized Axiom of Revealed Preference¶
The. (1967). Generalized Axiom of Revealed Preference.
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Mechanisms¶
- Revealed Preference Consistency Matrix
- Its strength is that it validates the existence of a stable preference before anyone tries to estimate its shape: if the choice history is cyclic, there is no coherent indifference map to recover, and the matrix says so cleanly, pinpointing the offending choices.
This sourceA cyclic matrix is a GARP violation — a proof that no single utility function fits the behavior.
- Its strength is that it validates the existence of a stable preference before anyone tries to estimate its shape: if the choice history is cyclic, there is no coherent indifference map to recover, and the matrix says so cleanly, pinpointing the offending choices.
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