A Uni…ed Approach to Revealed Preference Theory: The Case of Rational Choice

Hiroki Nishimura · Efe A. Ok

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The theoretical literature on (non-random) choice largely follows the route of Richter (1966) by working in abstract environments and by stipulating that we see all choices of an agent from a given feasible set. On the other hand, empirical work on consumption choice using revealed preference analysis follows the approach of Afriat (1967), which assumes that we observe only one (and not necessarily all) of the potential choices of an

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