Picoeconomics¶
Ainslie, G. (1992). Picoeconomics: The Strategic Interaction of Successive Motivational States within the Person. Cambridge University Press.
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- Self Control
- It separates two valuations of the same candidate action (the immediate appetitive value and the discounted long-horizon value) and names the work required for the second to defeat the first, a separation Ainslie (1992) formalized through hyperbolic discounting and the resulting preference reversals.
This sourceFormalizes hyperbolic discounting and the resulting preference reversals as the source of the dual-valuation self-control conflict and the bare minimal instance of conflict, standard, and enforcer.
- It separates two valuations of the same candidate action (the immediate appetitive value and the discounted long-horizon value) and names the work required for the second to defeat the first, a separation Ainslie (1992) formalized through hyperbolic discounting and the resulting preference reversals.
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