Economics Alumni
PhD Researcher in Economics (ESRC 1+3)
Business School, University of Exeter
Start date: September 2014
Graduation date: January 2019
Research topic: Decision Making under Ambiguity: Axiomatic Decision Theory and Games
I work on decision making under ambiguity, that is I study behaviour of decision makers whose preferences cannot be modelled within Savage’s subjective expected utility theory. In one of my projects “Hierarchy of Ambiguity Aversion” I aim to unify two leading definitions of ambiguity aversion. A by-product is the axiomatization of so called exact capacities. In another project “A Definition of Perceived Ambiguity” I propose a new way of measuring perceived ambiguity in the multiple prior model and I apply my theory to normal-form games.
Research supervisors: Professor David Kelsey, Professor Dieter Balkenborg
Email: lh474@exeter.ac.uk