Measuring the Degree of Ambiguity about Probability: Experimental Evidence

Abstract

Different from previous studies that use a best estimate, interval, or sets of probabilities, we represent the degree of ambiguity through levels of information provided to subjects. The willingness to pay is higher when more amount of information is provided.

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