Utility and Probability

Acyclicity, Douglas Blair; Allais paradox, Maurice Allais; Thomas Bayes, D.V.Lindley; Daniel Bernoulli, S.L.Zabell; bounded rationality, Herbert A.Simon; certainty equivalent, Xavier Freixas; contingent commodities, Zvi Safra; economic theory and the hypothesis of rationality, Kenneth J.Arrow; Francis Ysidro Edgeworth, Peter Newman; expected utility and mathematical expectation, David Schmeidler & Peter Wakker; expected utility hypothesis, Mark J.Machina; Bruno de Finetti, Giancarlo Gandolfo; Hermann Heinrich Gossen, Jurg Niehans; impatience, Larry G.Epstein; induction, Paul W.Humphreys; interdependent preferences, Peter C.Fishburn; interpersonal utility comparisons, John C.Harsanyi; lexicographic orderings, C.Blackorby; Myopic decision rules, Mordecai Kurz; orderings, C.Blackorby; perfect foresight, Margaret Bray; preferences, George Henrik von Wright; preference reversals, Edi Karni; preordering, C.Blackorby; probability, Ian Hacking; psychology and economics, Charles R.Plott; Frank Plumpton Ramsey, Peter Newman; rational behaviour, Amartya Sen; representation of preferences, Peter C.Fishburn; risk, Mark J.Machina and Michael Rothschild; Leonard J.Savage, I.Richard Savage; state-dependent preferences, Edi Karni; state preference approach, H.M.Polemarchakis; stochastic dominance, Haim Levy; subjective probability, I.J.Good; time preference, Wayne Shafer; uncertainty, Peter J.Hammond; utility, R.D.Collison Black; utility theory and decision theory, Peter C.Fishburn.