例句與造句

1. With Georg Kreisel, he was a developer of the theory of choice sequences.
2. Both winners tested the limits of the standard economic theory of choice in predicting real people's actions.
3. A theory of choice under risk starts by letting people have preferences on the set of lotteries over these kind of states of nature.
4. Both winners of the award _ the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science _ tested the limits of the standard economic theory of choice in predicting real people's actions.
5. Although economists are usually not interested in choices or preferences in themselves, they are interested in the theory of choice because it serves as a background for empirical demand analysis.
6. It's difficult to find theory of choice in a sentence. 用theory of choice造句挺難的
7. The standard theory of choice propounded by economists assumes that individuals make decisions systematically, based on their preferences and available information, in a way that changes little with time or context.
8. Although economists are usually not interested in the underlying causes of the preferences in themselves, they are interested in the theory of choice because it serves as a background for empirical demand analysis.
9. According to an article by Henrik Lund, the theory of Choice Awareness seeks to understand and explain why the descriptions of the best alternatives do not develop independently and what can be done about it.
10. The 1950s saw a surge in mathematical theories of psychological processes, including Luce's theory of choice, Tanner and Swets'introduction of signal detection theory for human stimulus detection, and Miller's approach to information processing.
11. In contrast to EUT, PT is posited as an alternative theory of choice, in which value is assigned to gains and losses rather than to final assets ( total wealth ), and in which probabilities are replaced by decision weights.
12. The constant elasticity function is also used in the theory of choice under risk aversion, which usually assumes that risk-averse decision-makers maximize the expected value of a portfolio are independent of the scale of the decision-maker's wealth.