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Behavioural Economics — Lecture 7: Prospect Theory

Today • 58 min • Prof. Anderson

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Prospect theory explains why people make irrational decisions under uncertainty. Kahneman & Tversky found losses feel ~2x worse than equivalent gains (loss aversion). The value function is concave for gains, convex for losses.

Key concepts covered

• Loss aversion coefficient (~2.25)

• Reference point dependence

• Diminishing sensitivity

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12:04
Prof. The key insight from Kahneman and Tversky is that losses feel about twice as bad as equivalent gains feel good.
12:31
Prof. This is loss aversion, and it's one of the most replicated findings in behavioural economics. The coefficient is typically around 2.25.
14:02
Prof. Now let's look at the value function and why it curves the way it does...

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