D-TEA 2023

D-TEA (Decision: Theory, Experiments, and Applications) 2023    
Language and Representation

Date: July 10-12 2023
Location: Institute Henri Poincaré (IHP), 11 Rue Pierre et Marie Curie, 75005, Paris

D‐TEA 2023: Program

Monday, July 10

Morning Session (Chair: Mohammed ABDELLAOUI)

08:45‐09:00  Welcome   

09:00‐09:30  Illia PASICHNICHENKO: Revealing What Really Matters: A Theory of Feature  Identification from Choice (w/ Christopher KOPS, Paola MANZINI, Marco MARIOTTI)  

09:30‐10:00  Fernando PAYRÓ: An Axiomatic Approach to the Law of Small Numbers (w/ Jawwad  NOOR)  

10:00‐10:30  Philipp PEITLER: Putting Context into Preference Aggregation (w/ Karl SCHLAG) 

10:30‐11:00  Coffee Break

11:00‐11:30  Angelo PETRALIA: From Bounded Rationality to Limited Consideration: Representation  and Behavioral Analysis (w/ Davide CARPENTIERE)  

11:30‐12:00  Evan PIERMONT: Vague Preferences and Contracts  

12:00‐12:30  John QUIGGIN: Seven Types of Ambiguity  

12:30‐14:00  Lunch Break

Afternoon Session (Chair: Brian HILL)  

14:00‐14:30  Evgenii SAFONOV: Slow and Easy: A Theory of Browsing  

14:30‐15:00  Haruki KONO: Axiomatization of Random Utility Model with Unobservable Alternatives  (w/ Kota SAITO, Alec SANDRONI)  

15:00‐15:30  Andrei SAVOCHKIN: Dynamic Consistency and Rectangularity for the Smooth Ambiguity Model (W/ Alexander SHKLYAEV, Alexey GALATENKO)  

15:30‐16:00  Coffee Break

16:00‐16:30  Uzi SEGAL: Allocation Mechanisms with Mixture‐Averse Preferences (w/ David DILLENBERGER)  

16:30‐17:00  Lorenzo STANCA: Recursive Preferences and Ambiguity Attitudes (w/ Massimo  MARINACCI, Giulio PRINCIPI)  

17:00‐17:30  Ferdinand VIEIDER: Noisy Coding of Time and Discounting for Money
 

Tuesday, July 11

Morning Session (Chair: Rida LARAKI)

09:00‐09:30  Marie‐Louise VIERØ: Lost in Objective Translation: Awareness of Unawareness when  Unknowns are Not Simply Unknowns  

09:30‐10:00  Keyu WU: Context‐Dependent Perceptions and Decision Making  10:00‐10:30  Mu ZHANG: Multidimensional Choices under Uncertainty (w/ Shaowei Ke)

10:30‐11:00  Coffee Break

11:00‐11:30  Sandro AMBUEHL: Competing Causal Interpretations: A Choice Experiment (w/ Heidi  THYSEN)  

11:30‐12:30  INVITED TALK: Salvador MASCARENHAS: Question‐Answer Dynamics in Reasoning 12:30‐14:00  Lunch Break
Afternoon Session (Chair: Stefania MINARDI)  

14:00‐14:30  Jose APESTEGUIA: A Measure of Behavioral Heterogeneity (w/ Miguel BALLESTER)  14:30‐15:00  Paul CHEUNG: Decision Making with Recommendation (w/ Yusufcan MASATLIOGLU)  

15:00‐15:30  Soo Hong CHEW: Experimental Evidence of Source Preference: Familiarity and Home  Bias (w/ King King LI, Jacob SAGI)  

15:30‐16:00  Coffee Break

16:00‐16:30  Ernst FEHR: On the Psychological Foundations of Ambiguity Aversion (w/ Keyu WU,  Sean HOFLAND, Martin SCHONGER)  

16:30‐17:00  Paul FELDMAN: A Certainty Effect for Preference Reversals under Risk: Experiment and  Theory (w/ Paul FERRARO)  

17:00‐17:30  Simon GRANT: Balanced Set Utility ‐ EUU Theory with Set Outcomes and Betweenness  (w/ Berend ROORDA, Jingni YANG)

Wednesday, July 12
Morning Session (Chair: Jean‐Marc TALLON)

09:00‐09:30  Ani GUERDJIKOVA: Bounded Awareness: Syntactics, Semantics and Surprises (w/ John QUIGGIN)  

09:30‐10:00  Huiyi GUO: Preferences for the Resolution of Risk and Ambiguity (w/ Alexander  BROWN, Hyundam JE)  

10:00‐10:30  Brian HILL: Confidence, Consensus and Aggregation  

10:30‐11:00  Coffee Break

11:00‐11:30  Dorian JULLIEN: Description‐Dependent Choices (w/ Dino BORIE) 

11:30‐12:30  INVITED TALK: Tali REGEV: Languages and Future‐Oriented Economic Behavior 12:30‐14:00  Lunch Break
Afternoon Session (Chair: Fan WANG)  

14:00‐14:30  Edi KARNI: Ambiguity Aversion, Risk Aversion, and the Weight of Evidence 

14:30‐15:00  Christopher KOPS: Choquet Expected Equilibrium (w/ Hans PETERS, Dries VERMEULEN) 

15:00‐15:30  Adam DOMINIAK: Inertial Updating (w/ Matthew KOVACH, Gerelt TSERENJIGMID)  15:30‐16:00  Coffee Break

16:00‐16:30  Michael MANDLER: A Unified Explanation of Reference Dependence, Loss Aversion, and  the Reflection Effect  

16:30‐17:00  Daniel MARTIN: Modeling Machine Learning (w/ Andrew CAPLIN, Philip MARX)  

17:00‐17:30  Pietro ORTOLEVA: Inference of Choice Correspondences (w/ Narayanaswamy  BLAKRISHNAN, Efe OK)

Find an interview of Professor Itzhak Gilboa on non-Bayesian models and more on this Knowledge@HEC Breakthrough podcast, with its written summary, here.