PPT-Intertemporal

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Choice Applications a nd Behavioral Mechanism Design July 1 2014 David Laibson Harvard University and NBER or 1 Motivating thought experiment Would you like

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Choice Applications a nd Behavioral Mechanism Design July 1 2014 David Laibson Harvard University and NBER or 1 Motivating thought experiment Would you like to have 15 minute massage . UWeber EJJohnson KFMilch HChang JCBrodscholl andDGGoldstein Columbia University Harris Interactive Princeton New Jersey and London Business School London United Kingdom ABSTRACT People are impatient and discount future re wards more when they are ask s of an intertemporal equilibrium. From that perspective, it is reasonable to ask reveals anything useful regarding the state ofce scarcity and comparthe traditional economic indicators. I find the Psychological Connectedness and Intertemporal Choice Abstract People tend to attach less value to a good if cur before they obtain it. For example, people value ryears. We explore one reason for this The interaction of time and risk in preferences for gains and losses. David . J. Hardisty . & Jeff . Pfeffer. SJDM presentation. November 17. th. , 2012. 1. Prospect Theory. 2. Uncertain Future Gains. 1065 Sadder, but TEN D E D AB ST R ACT Intertemporal choices, which require a decision between a sooner (usually smaller) reward and a later (usually larger) reward, are pervasive in daily life and Chapter 14 (Chapter 33). Outline. Intertemporal Substitution. Uncertainty and . Irreversible Investments. Labor Adjustment Costs. Time Bunching. Collateral . Damage. . 2. Introduction. Economic . forces . Keith Ericson and David . Laibson. August 25, . 2016. Handbook of Behavioral Economics. Stanford Conference. Samuelson (1937). Koopmans (1960). Outline. Present-focused models: theoretical commonalities. Choice . Empirics. June 29, . 2016. David . Laibson. or. 1. 1. Motivating thought experiment. Would you like to have. 15 minute massage . now. or. B) 20 minute massage . in an hour. Would you like to have. 16. IN THIS CHAPTER, YOU WILL LEARN:. an introduction to the most prominent work on consumption, including:. John Maynard Keynes: consumption and current income. Irving Fisher: . intertemporal. choice.

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