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A WELFARE CRITERION FOR MODELS WITH DISTORTED BELIEFS
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Simsek, Alp
, Brunnermeier, Markus K.
, Xiong, Wei
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Agency theory
/ Belief & doubt
/ Beliefs
/ Criteria
/ Economic models
/ Resource allocation
/ Studies
/ Welfare
/ Welfare economics
2014
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A WELFARE CRITERION FOR MODELS WITH DISTORTED BELIEFS
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Simsek, Alp
, Brunnermeier, Markus K.
, Xiong, Wei
in
Agency theory
/ Belief & doubt
/ Beliefs
/ Criteria
/ Economic models
/ Resource allocation
/ Studies
/ Welfare
/ Welfare economics
2014
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A WELFARE CRITERION FOR MODELS WITH DISTORTED BELIEFS
2014
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This article proposes a welfare criterion for economies in which agents have heterogeneously distorted beliefs. Instead of taking a stand on whose belief is correct, our criterion asserts that an allocation is belief-neutral efficient (inefficient) if it is efficient (inefficient) under any convex combination of agents’ beliefs. Although this criterion gives an incomplete ranking of social allocations, it can identify positive- and negative-sum speculation driven by conflicting beliefs in a broad range of economic environments.
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