Asymmetric Value Function
An Asymmetric Value Function is a mathematical representation in behavioral economics that belongs to the class of value functions and is distinguished by its differential sensitivity to gains and losses, typically assigning greater weight to losses than to equivalent gains, thereby capturing the psychological principle of loss aversion.
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Rationality testing under asymmetric loss
Roy Batchelor, David Peel · Economics Letters · 1998 · 97 citations
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Nagoya University
Nagoya, Japan
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National University of Singapore
Singapore, Singapore
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China Europe International Business School
Pudong, China
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MemorialCare Health System
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University of Leicester
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Barbican Centre
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William & Mary
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Bocconi University
Milan, Italy
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