Patrimony

The Louis Bachelier Group's patrimony has been defined as all the publications produced by academic researchers thanks to Group funding (ILB, FdR, IEF, Labex) or via the use of EquipEx data (BEDOFIH, EUROFIDAI).


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Is There One Unifying Concept of Utility?An Experimental Comparison of Utility Under Risk and Utility Over Time.

Decision under risk, Discounting, Intertemporal choice, Loss aversion, Nature of utility, Prospect theory

Eliciting Prospect Theory When Consequences Are Measured in Time Units: “Time Is Not Money”.

Decision weights, Expected utility, Loss aversion, Probability weighting, Prospect theory, Reference point, Time risk, Utility

Measuring Loss Aversion under Ambiguity: A Method to Make Prospect Theory Completely Observable.

Ambiguity, Elicitation methods, Loss aversion, Prospect theory, Risk, Utility for gains and losses

Do financial professionals behave according to prospect theory? An experimental study.

Behavioral finance, Experimental economics, Field data, Loss aversion, Prospect theory

Efficient Scoring of Multiple-Choice Tests.

Estimation theory, Loss aversion, Multiple choice tests, Scoring rule

Efficient Scoring of Multiple-Choice Tests.

Estimation theory, Loss aversion, Multiple choice tests, Scoring rule

Estimating sign-dependent societal preferences for quality of life.

Equity weighting, Health-related social welfare function, Loss aversion, Prospect theory, QALYs

An elicitation of utility for quality of life under prospect theory.

Certainty equivalences, Loss aversion, Prospect theory, QALYs, Utility function

Prospect theory in the health domain: A quantitative assessment.

Cumulative prospect theory, Loss aversion, QALY model, Utility of life duration

Expectations, loss aversion, and retirement decisions in the context of the 2009 crisis in europe.

Behavioural economics, Job retention, Loss aversion, SHARE data

Loss aversion and lying.

Dishonesty, Econometric estimation, Experimental economics, Loss aversion, Lying

Loss aversion and lying.

Dishonesty, Econometric estimation, Experimental economics, Loss aversion, Lying