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Research I have seen suggests we do construct Bayesian prices but we don’t apply them rationally. If people assess that something happens 60% of the time, then
by b_tterc_p 8y ago
Research I have seen suggests we do construct Bayesian prices but we don’t apply them rationally. If people assess that something happens 60% of the time, then in a series of 10 observations they will predict it happening only 6 times.
That is to say, they will bet on the 40% probability outcome 4 times, even though they believe the 60% is more likely each time
- NikolaNovak 8y agoIt took me a second to realize the meaning of this; do you have any links - sounds fascinating :)