Choice decision under Uncertainty for Fee-charging Video-on-demand Services

Abstract

This study focuses on using fee-charge video-on-demand services and reveals how people react when there are two uncertainties in decision making. Conducted economic experiments show that the choice rate of subscription video-on-demand service increases as the expected utility of watching videos grows. The experiments also show that the two uncertainties affect our decision making, but with a difference in degree.

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