Prospect Theory¶
Wakker, P. P. (2010). Prospect Theory: For Risk and Ambiguity. Cambridge University Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Cumulative Prospect Theory
- Probability Weighting Function
- Concave utility can produce risk-averse choice while probability remains linear; nonlinear weighting can produce risk-seeking or risk-averse patterns depending on the probability region and outcomes
This sourceWakker's textbook, which develops expected utility (where risk attitude comes only from utility curvature) and rank-dependent probability weighting in separate parts, establishing the two as distinct sources of risk attitude.
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- Concave utility can produce risk-averse choice while probability remains linear; nonlinear weighting can produce risk-seeking or risk-averse patterns depending on the probability region and outcomes
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