What i understood from the video is that to quantify uncertainty, one must assign probabilities to alternatives and not the outcomes, and then redefine the main uncertainty component in question as a function of the relative probabilities you set, am i right?
Thank you! Can we listen these videos for Varian or Collell's "Intermadiate Microeconomics" textbooks?
At 10:08 i believe that there is no requirement to specify [0,1] because the condition of summation implies that
What i understood from the video is that to quantify uncertainty, one must assign probabilities to alternatives and not the outcomes, and then redefine the main uncertainty component in question as a function of the relative probabilities you set, am i right?
I think you are.
Thank you!
I thought the letter Z in Canada was pronounced "zed"
It is useful.