A phenomenon in decision theory where people's choices under uncertainty violate the axioms of expected utility theory, first identified by Maurice Allais.
Anomalies in expected utility theory and its implications on decision making under risk.
The analysis of rational decision-making involving choices with known and uncertain outcomes, and the optimization of utility functions.
A decision rule in decision theory for minimizing the maximum potential regret across various actions under uncertainty.
An exploration of the St Petersburg Paradox, its origins, and implications in economics.
