Measuring utility by a single-response sequential method.
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Summary
A sequential experiment that provides, at each stage in the sequence, an estimate of the utility to the subject of some amount of a commodity, and to present a few experimental results obtained with the method.
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- 1964-01-01
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Keywords
Outcome (game theory), Expected utility hypothesis, Set (abstract data type), Measure (data warehouse), Action (physics)
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