Professor : Soe-Tsyr, Yuan Presenter : Sherry Endogenizing Prospect Theory’s Reference Point by Ulrich Schmidt and Horst Zank.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Utility theory U: O-> R (utility maps from outcomes to a real number) represents preferences over outcomes ~ means indifference We need a way to talk about.
Advertisements

Government as an Economic Unit Week 2. The Subject of Public Finance It is concern with Economic of public sectorsEconomic of public sectors Or The public.
Equilibrium in the goods and money markets Understanding public policy
Notes: Use this cover page for internal presentations The Behavioural Components Of Risk Aversion Greg B Davies University College.
1 Microeconomics Lecture 1 Institute of Economic Theories - University of Miskolc Mónika Kis-Orloczki Assistant lecturer
Decision making and economics. Economic theories Economic theories provide normative standards Expected value Expected utility Specialized branches like.

Decision Making: An Introduction 1. 2 Decision Making Decision Making is a process of choosing among two or more alternative courses of action for the.
Learning Objectives This chapter introduces you to
Behavioural Economics A presentation by - Alex Godwin, William Pratt, Lucy Mace, Jack Bovey, Luke Baker and Elise Girdler.
The Rational Decision-Making Process
Uncertainty and Consumer Behavior
Marakas: Decision Support Systems, 2nd Edition © 2003, Prentice-Hall Chapter Chapter 4: Modeling Decision Processes Decision Support Systems in the.
Foundations of Marginal Analysis – “First Generation Marginalists” Chapter 8.
Chapter 1 Economic Models © 2004 Thomson Learning/South-Western.
Model Building and Simulation Chapter 43 Research Methodologies.
03 July 2015Course Overview1 Energy Project Evaluation RES Course ESP606 Goal: To build up knowledge to so that participants will be able to assess if.
AAEC 3315 Agricultural Price Theory
Engineering Systems Analysis for Design Richard de Neufville © Massachusetts Institute of Technology Flaw of Averages Slide 1 of 29 Richard de Neufville.
Chapter 1 Economic Models © 2006 Thomson Learning/South-Western.
Policy Issues of EDRC Models Ex-ante Poverty Impact Assessment of Macroeconomic Policies International Workshop Washington, D.C. October 14-15, 2003 Aghasi.
Homework – Day 1 Read all of Chapter 1. As you read, answer the following questions. 1. Define economics. 2. Explain the “economic way of thinking,” including.
Value Judgment of the Sense of Security for Nursing Care Robots Based on the Prospect Theory under Uncertainty Hiroyuki Tamura 1 and Yoshitomo Miura 2.
Factors affecting contractors’ risk attitudes in construction projects: Case study from China 박병권.
Behavior in the loss domain : an experiment using the probability trade-off consistency condition Olivier L’Haridon GRID, ESTP-ENSAM.
Decision making Making decisions Optimal decisions Violations of rationality.
Homework – Day 1 Read p in Chapter 1. As you read, answer the following questions. 1. Define economics. 2. Identify and explain the three elements.
Chapter 2 Theoretical Tools of Public Economics Jonathan Gruber Public Finance and Public Policy Aaron S. Yelowitz - Copyright 2005 © Worth Publishers.
Decision Making Under Risk and Uncertainty: An Overview Lecture II.
A Heuristic Solution To The Allais Paradox And Its Implications Seán Muller, University of Cape Town.
Chapter 5 Choice Under Uncertainty. Chapter 5Slide 2 Topics to be Discussed Describing Risk Preferences Toward Risk Reducing Risk The Demand for Risky.
Economics BasicsChoices Part 1Choices Part 2Incentives Trade & Markets
Experiments on Risk Taking and Evaluation Periods Misread as Evidence of Myopic Loss Aversion Ganna Pogrebna June 30, 2007 Experiments on Risk Taking and.
The Nature and Method of Economics 1 C H A P T E R.
Limits, Alternatives and Choices Economics is about wants and means. Society has the resources to make goods and services that satisfy our many desires.
Decision Theory McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2012 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Introduction Many organizations use decision rules to alleviate incentive problems as opposed to incentive contracts The principal typically retains some.
MA “International Relations, Global Economy and Strategic Analysis” COURSE OUTLINE.
Flagship Program on Health Sector Reform and Sustainable Financing.
Objectives of the Session By the end of this session, it will be hoped to achieve the following objectives;  To understand the nature and scope of managerial.
Decision Theory McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2012 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Lecture by: Jacinto Fabiosa Fall 2005 Consumer Choice.
On Investor Behavior Objective Define and discuss the concept of rational behavior.
INTRODUCTION ECON 702 ECON 702, Introduction 1. Fields of Economics Economics Microeconomics (study of individual consumers and markets) Industrial organization,
Ms.Monika Dey.  Economics is a social science. Its basic function is to study how people—individuals, households, firms and nations—maximise their gains.
Decision Theory Copyright © 2015 McGraw-Hill Education. All rights reserved. No reproduction or distribution without the prior written consent of McGraw-Hill.
1 BAMS 517 – 2011 Decision Analysis -IV Utility Failures and Prospect Theory Martin L. Puterman UBC Sauder School of Business Winter Term
마스터 제목 스타일 편집 마스터 텍스트 스타일을 편집합니다 둘째 수준 셋째 수준 넷째 수준 다섯째 수준 The Framing of Decisions and the Psychology of Choice - Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman.
Decision Support Systems INF421 & IS Introduction To distinguish between normative theories, descriptive studies and prescriptive analysis; To.
Risk Efficiency Criteria Lecture XV. Expected Utility Versus Risk Efficiency In this course, we started with the precept that individual’s choose between.
DECISION MODELS. Decision models The types of decision models: – Decision making under certainty The future state of nature is assumed known. – Decision.
Does risk aversion give us a good reason to diversify our charitable portfolio? James Snowden.
Behavioral Finance Preferences Part I Feb 16 Behavioral Finance Economics 437.
1 Limits, Alternatives, and Choices McGraw-Hill/IrwinCopyright © 2012 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Robert P. King Department of Applied Economics April 14, 2017
Heterodox economics What is Heterodox Economics?
Vincent Conitzer CPS Utility theory Vincent Conitzer
CHAPTER 1 FOUNDATIONS OF FINANCE I: EXPECTED UTILITY THEORY
Ch 02 Taylor: Principles of Macroeconomics 3e
Behavioural Economics
Ch 02 Taylor: Principles of Microeconomics 3e
Conduction of a simulation considering cascading effects
Flaw of Averages This presentation explains a common problem in the design and evaluation of systems This problem is the pattern of designing and evaluating.
DIS 280 Social Science Research Methodology: Problem Framing
Choices, Values and Frames
Behavioral Finance Economics 437.
Vincent Conitzer Utility theory Vincent Conitzer
Behavioral Finance Economics 437.
User Summit 2018 Decision Psychology Thursday, October 25, 2018
Dr. Arslan Ornek MATHEMATICAL MODELS
Presentation transcript:

Professor : Soe-Tsyr, Yuan Presenter : Sherry Endogenizing Prospect Theory’s Reference Point by Ulrich Schmidt and Horst Zank

Outline Abstract Introduction Prospect Theory Function Endogenous Prospect Theory What is “Preference” Main condition in paper Conclusion

Prospect theory is a behavioral economic theory that describes the way people chose between probabilistic alternatives that involve risk, where the probabilities of outcomes are known. The theory states that people make decisions based on the potential value of losses and gains rather than the final outcome, and that people evaluate these losses and gains using certain heuristics. Review Prospect Theory

Abstract In previous models of (cumulative) prospect theory reference-dependence of preferences is imposed beforehand and the location of the reference point is exogenously determined. This note provides a foundation of prospect theory, where reference-dependence is derived from preference conditions and a unique reference point arises endogenously.

Introduction Prospect theory is currently one of the most influential models of decision making under uncertainty and has been applied in various fields like finance, consumer choice, and political decision making. Reference-dependence means that people do not evaluate final outcomes but instead they base decisions on gains and losses relative to a reference point.

Prospect Theory Function current axioms of PT assume the existence of a preference relation defined on gains and losses relative to an exogenously fixed reference point and then impose behavioral conditions on this (reference-dependent) preference relation. As a consequence, PT can neither be tested nor applied to concrete choice problems without making prior assumptions about the location of the reference point. This is sometimes interpreted as a major shortcoming of prospect theory.

Endogenous Prospect Theory The goal of the present note is to derive a new foundation for the model. We call the new approach endogenous prospect theory (EPT) because reference-dependence is not assumed beforehand but derived from a behavioral foundation.

Endogenous Prospect Theory As mentioned above, according to previous models of prospect theory two criteria can be used to identify the reference point, diminishing sensitivity and loss aversion. In EPT we focus on diminishing sensitivity. By imposing our central axiom —termed consistent diminishing sensitivity— reference dependence arises endogenously in our model and the reference point is located at the position at which sensitivity towards changes in outcomes is maximal.

Preference

Transitive : whenever A > B and B > C, then also A > C whenever A ≥ B and B ≥ C, then also A ≥ C whenever A = B and B = C, then also A = C. Complete :

Prospect Theory Function

Prospect theory generalizes CEU by introducing a reference- point, which may impact on utility and capacity. In all axiomatic work we are aware of, the existence and location of this reference-point is assumed exogenously.

Prospect Theory Function

A New Foundation for Prospect Theory states where the preference is independent of the magnitude of outcomes.

Main condition in paper

Such a finding is in agreement with risk aversion in the sense of diminishing marginal utility for increments in outcomes. This latter finding is in agreement with risk seeking in the sense of diminishing marginal utility for decrements in outcomes.

Conclusion theory build on existing tools that were used to derive PT with exogenous reference points. How to detect the reference point is a shortcoming in earlier derivations of PT, which has often been criticized, and our note proposes a solution that overcomes this hurdle.

Value For PT to become a valuable tool for economic analyses the model needs a theoretical foundation of how to detect the reference point from preferences.

How to apply_1 In my research, I trend to evaluate the utilize value of making decision. In advance, I must to detect the current reference point that user hold. The tool is proposed by this paper can help us base on user’s preference to gain their reference point.

How to apply_2 Paper said “reference-dependence is derived from preference conditions and a unique reference point arises endogenously” Regard “endogenously” as personal behavior. It means someone’s reference point can be changed by their behavior.

In our platform ? Apply Media Industry to illustrate

View of ECONOMY In Macroeconomics NO. 1 Media Platform Individual access news on demand exogenously This way can’t aim the individual’s behavior to design the contents.

View of ECONOMY In Microeconomics Detect every user’s current reference point, and evaluate the utilize value to move it to the best one. When every user have good behavior in media domain, then the media industry will be great. endogenously

Q&A Can we find more factors that impact the location of reference point ? And, how to move the location of reference point ?