Some Notes on Savage’s Representation Theorem

Abstract Savage’s famous representation theorem is based on seven postulates of rational choice. We resolve some loose ends in the literature concerning the relationship between different versions of Savage’s axioms. This leads us to the present form of the representation theorem. We also discuss some issues regarding the historical development of Savage’s representation theorem.

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Theory and Decision
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2024-08-16
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11238-024-10003-1
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Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
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Some Notes on Savage’s Representation Theorem

Gabriel Frahm, Lorenz Hartmann
Theory and Decision
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Some Notes on Savage’s Representation Theorem

Gabriel Frahm, Lorenz Hartmann
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Abstract Savage’s famous representation theorem is based on seven postulates of rational choice. We resolve some loose ends in the literature concerning the relationship between different versions of Savage’s axioms. This leads us to the present form of the representation theorem. We also discuss some issues regarding the historical development of Savage’s representation theorem.

Theory and DecisionVol. 98(1)
University of Basel (CH), Helmut Schmidt University (DE)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
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