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Inferior-good and Giffen-good effects in monkey choice behavior.

Alan M. Silberberg · Frederick R. Warren‐Boulton

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Primate Behavior and Ecology Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies

Abstract

Deux experiences examinent les effets de manipulations de la frequence de la recompense sur le choix de boulettes grandes et ameres ou petites et normales, la discussion extrapolant les resultats au domaine de l'economie

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