Vernon L. Smith Quote

Complexity. In general individual decision makers must be assumed to have multidimensional values which attach nonmonetary subjective cost or value to (1) the process of making and executing individual or group decisions, (2) the end result of such decisions, and (3) the rewards (and perhaps behavior) of other individuals involved in the decision process.


p. 348. - "Relevance of laboratory experiments to testing resource allocation theory," 1980


Complexity. In general individual decision makers must be assumed to have multidimensional values which attach nonmonetary subjective cost or value...

Complexity. In general individual decision makers must be assumed to have multidimensional values which attach nonmonetary subjective cost or value...

Complexity. In general individual decision makers must be assumed to have multidimensional values which attach nonmonetary subjective cost or value...

Complexity. In general individual decision makers must be assumed to have multidimensional values which attach nonmonetary subjective cost or value...