Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics

External reference: https://openalex.org/T10315

  1. Perceived pollution and health factors raise willingness to pay
    Study of factors determining household willingness to pay for improved urban air quality in Khulna City, Bangladesh, based on survey data from 385 households.
  2. Anticipated regret and discounting shape households’ LCT adoption intentions
    Survey of 1,355 UK households explores how anticipated regret and temporal discounting influence low-carbon technology adoption intentions and emission reduction potential.
  3. Network DLN shows cost-adjusted utility gains at large scale
    Computational models of cognitive stages show that network-stage architectures outperform linear stages through estimation efficiency and explicit exposure tracking, not just parameter reduction.
  4. Willingness to wait varies with endogenous cortisol changes
    Within-subject study (N=34) shows endogenous cortisol fluctuations predict intertemporal patience on the scale of seconds but not days, implicating acute stress in choice variability.