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    Soo Hong Chew — Carmelics
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    Soo Hong Chew

    contemporaryDecision Theory / Behavioral Economics

    b. 1952

    Soo Hong Chew is a contemporary economist and decision theorist known for his work on non-expected utility theory and the foundations of rational choice. He has made significant contributions to understanding preferences under risk and uncertainty, particularly through the development of weighted utility theory as an alternative to expected utility.

    Notable Achievements

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    Developed weighted utility theory as a generalization of expected utility

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    Contributed to axiomatic foundations of non-expected utility preferences

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    Research on the genetic and neural basis of economic preferences

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    Advanced understanding of betweenness-conforming preferences under risk

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    Backward induction is self-undermining as a solution concept in certain extensive-form games

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    Backward induction is self-undermining as a solution concept in certain extensive-form games

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    Decision Theory / Behavioral Economics

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