Markets, Risk and Money: Essays in Honor of Maurice Allais - Softcover

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1: Fifty Years of Maurice Allais’ Economic Writings: Seeds for Renewal in Contemporary Economic Thought.- 2: Maurice Allais, a Belatedly Recognized Genius.- 3: Self-Organizing Markets.- 4: A Theory of Spatial General Equilibrium in a Fuzzy Economy.- 5: Maurice Allais, Unrecognized Pioneer of Overlapping Generations Models.- 6: Some Possible Uses of Household Assets Accounts in National Accounting: The Case of American Households.- 7: Should We Get Rid of Economic Calculus?.- 8: Economics as Psychology: A Cognitive Assay of the French and American Schools of Risk Theory.- 9: On Maurice Allais’ and Ole Hagen’s Expected Utility Hypotheses and the Allais Paradox: Contemporary Discussions of Decisions under Uncertainty with Allais’ Rejoinder. ’Rational’ Decision Making versus ’Rational’ Decision Modelling?.- 10: Probability of Ruin: A Useful Alternative to the Expected Utility Hypothesis in Firm Decision Making.- 11: Complexity and Strategic Decision under Uncertainty. How Can We Adapt the Theory?.- 12: The Generalized Irreversibility Effect.- 13: Comparison of Two Decision-Aid Models Applied to a Nuclear Power Plant Siting Example.- 14: Risk in Serial Conflicts, Evolution, Intelligence and Chaos.- 15: Money, Credit and Monetary Dynamics in Maurice Allais’ Work.- Biographical Data.- Bibliography 1943-1991.

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