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Lexicographic preferences

Lexicographic preferences or lexicographic orderings describe comparative preferences where an economic agent prefers any amount of one good (X) to… 
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2018
2018
On the Representability of a Class of Lexicographic Preferences
We present sufficient conditions for the non-representability of a class of lexicographic preferences. The proof of non… 
2017
2017
On theProperUse of Game-TheoreticModels in Conflict Studies
As I stand here today, I am suddenly keenly aware that I am a theorist in the clutches of a bunch of empiricists. Perhaps that… 
2017
2017
Achieving ex post efficiency in a college admission problem with preferences for peers
Motivated by a recent innovation in Vietnam’s college admission system, this thesis explores the potential of costless… 
2015
2015
A New Conjoint Model under Lexicographic Preferences
2010
2010
Bargaining , Values and Implementation with Coalitional Externalities 1
The paper starts by proposing an explicit and intuitive bargaining process to analyze coalitional externalities, which we then… 
Review
2008
Review
2008
Valuing preferences for outdoor recreation in french forests: a choice experiment approach
Services provided by the natural environment, especially for recreation purposes, are highly heterogeneous. It is then useful to… 
2002
2002
THE NEOCLASSICAL PARADIGM : LIMITS TO SUBSTITUTION AND IRREVERSIBILITY IN PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION
There are many methodological approaches within ecological economics. Modifications to the neoclassical paradigm represents one… 
2002
2002
Strategy-Proofness and Efficiency in a Mixed-Good Economy with Single-Peaked Preferences
We conduct an analysis of the implications of strategy-proofness and efficiency in a model of a mixed-good economy. Following… 
2001
2001
2 Consumer Sovereignty
1995
1995
Economic values, ethics, and ecosystem health
Economic valuations of changes in ecosystem health can provide quantitative information for social decisions. However… 
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