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May 2006 - Volume 74 Issue 3 Page 771 - 786


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Event Exchangeability: Probabilistic Sophistication Without Continuity or Monotonicity

Chew Soo Hong
Jacob S. Sagi

Abstract

Building on the Ramsey–de Finetti idea of event exchangeability, we derive a characterization of probabilistic sophistication without requiring any of the various versions of monotonicity, continuity, or comparative likelihood assumptions imposed by Savage (1954), Machina and Schmeidler (1992), and Grant (1995). Our characterization identifies a unique and finitely-additive subjective probability measure over an algebra of events.

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