Measuring Nonmonetary Utilities in Uncertain Choices: The Ellsberg Urn

Vernon L. Smith

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Introduction, 324. — I. The Ellsberg problem, 326. — II. Probabilistic interpretation, 326. — III. Utility interpretation, 327. — IV. Measuring nonmonetary utility, 328.

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