Arguing About Tastes makes the case that economists should abandon the principle that preferences are fixed and instead incorporate into their work how context and experience shape individual tastes.
Arguing About Tastes makes the case that economists should abandon the principle that preferences are fixed and instead incorporate into their work how context and experience shape individual tastes.
David M. Kreps. With Alessandra Casella and Joseph E. Stiglitz
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Preface Introduction: Gary Becker on Prenups 1. De Gustibus Non Est Disputandum: The Mainstream Economic Account of Individual Behavior 2. Intrinsic Motivation 3. Internalizing the Welfare of Specific Others 4. Two (or Three) Heterodox Books 5. Choice, Preference, And Utility in Dynamic Contexts 6. Some (Social) Psychology: Self-Perception and Attribution Theories 7. Intrinsic Motivation Undermined by Extrinsic Rewards? 8. Why Are "Social Promises" Unsecured? 9. The Quality of Kreps's Performance Matters as Well 10. Intrinsic Motivation to Do What, Exactly? 11. Internalization of the Other Party's Welfare 12. Dynamics Based on Bem's Self-Perception Theory 13. Should Economists Move in These Directions? Commentary, Joseph E. Stiglitz Commentary, Alessandra Casella Response to the Comments Of Professors Stiglitz and Casella Appendix Notes References Index
Preface Introduction: Gary Becker on Prenups 1. De Gustibus Non Est Disputandum: The Mainstream Economic Account of Individual Behavior 2. Intrinsic Motivation 3. Internalizing the Welfare of Specific Others 4. Two (or Three) Heterodox Books 5. Choice, Preference, And Utility in Dynamic Contexts 6. Some (Social) Psychology: Self-Perception and Attribution Theories 7. Intrinsic Motivation Undermined by Extrinsic Rewards? 8. Why Are "Social Promises" Unsecured? 9. The Quality of Kreps's Performance Matters as Well 10. Intrinsic Motivation to Do What, Exactly? 11. Internalization of the Other Party's Welfare 12. Dynamics Based on Bem's Self-Perception Theory 13. Should Economists Move in These Directions? Commentary, Joseph E. Stiglitz Commentary, Alessandra Casella Response to the Comments Of Professors Stiglitz and Casella Appendix Notes References Index
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