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Savagés theorem with a finite number of states

Conditions which guarantee the existence of a (subjective) expected utility representation of preferences, when the state space is finite, are presented. The key assumptions are continuity and an analogue of the independence axiom.

Faruk Gul | Faruk Gul

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