Choice function C is responsive if and only if it is acceptant and satisfies WWARP. Responsivity in the case of |C(X)| = 1 is equivalent to the standard notion of rational- izability by a preference relation.
We show that a choice function is q-responsive if, and only if, it is q-acceptant and satisfies WrARP (Theorem 1). This result is a direct generalization of the ...
We provide several characterizations of q-responsive choice functions, based on classical axioms of matching theory and revealed preference theory.
Abstract. We provide several characterizations of q-responsive choice functions, based on classical axioms of matching theory and revealed preference theory.
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Abstract: We provide several characterizations of q-responsive choice functions, based on classical axioms of matching theory and revealed preference theory.
We provide several characterizations of q-responsive choice functions, based on classical axioms of matching theory and revealed preference theory. ResearchGate ...
We study a setting in which there is an individual decision-maker who selects from every menu of feasible alternatives a non-empty subset of it.
We provide several characterizations of q-responsive choice functions, based on classical axioms of matching theory and revealed preference theory.
Aug 3, 2018 · In this paper, we investigate a class of choice functions that we call lexicographic choice functions. A choice function of this type consists ...
Positive responsiveness says that the rule responds sensibly when any individual's favorite alternative changes: If for some profile of preference relations the.
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