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Agent Maximizations All three agents in our model are rational maximizers.
Liquidity: considerations of a portfolio manager by Hodrick, Laurie Simon; Moulton, Pamela C. / Financial Management
Because the aim of proposing a sole index for preference has long been the motivation behind judgment-based models, the addition of "pricing maximization" to the long list of maximizations, such as EV (expected value) maximization, EU (expected utility) maximization, SEU (subjective expected utility) maximization, and many others, does not really provide any new insight into the problem.
Preference reversal: a new look at an old problem by Li, Shu / The Psychological Record
At issue is not only the rationality postulate but the specific characteristics of transacting that prevent the actors from achieving the joint maximizations result of the zero transaction cost model.
Institutions and economic theory by North, Douglass C. / American Economist
 
 
 
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