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Probability and Utility for Decision Theory

Name: Probability and Utility for Decision Theory
Brand: VDM Verlag
SKU: 06831050
Price: 71.69 EUR
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Author: Paul Weirich
ISBN: 9783639233247

Traditional and Modern Concepts

Paul Weirich

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 06831050

Casa editrice VDM Verlag, febbraio 2010

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One kind of probability and one kind of utility have decision theory as their central area of application. How should we understand this kind of probability and this kind of utility? This work compares two approaches to probability and utility. The first refines the traditional concepts of probability and utility, according to which they are rational degree of belief and rational degree of want. The second defines probability and utility in terms of preferences. Because degrees of belief and degrees of want are basic reasons for decisions, the traditional concepts characterize actions that should be chosen in terms that explain why they should be chosen. Consequently, certain refinements of the traditional concepts of probability and utility yield the best version of decision theory. This work will interest those studying probability and utility at a foundational level in mathematics, economics, and business management, as well as in philosophy. By clarifying probability and utility, it facilitates progress in decision theory.