Decisions risk and reward /
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| Format: | Electronic |
| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
2008.
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| Series: | Routledge studies in business organization and networks ;
44. |
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| Online Access: | View fulltext via EzAccess |
Table of Contents:
- Motivation for betting and risk taking
- Toward an explanation of betting as a leisure pursuit
- Costing excitement in leisure betting
- Successful betting strategies : evidence from the UK off-course betting market
- The impact of complexity on decision-making behaviour
- The complex decision : insights from naturalistic research
- An empirical study of the impact of complexity on participation in horserace betting
- A probit model for estimating the effect of complexity on risk taking
- Risk strategy under task complexity : a multivariate analysis of behaviour in a naturalistic setting
- Decision making under risk : effect of complexity on performance
- Gender differences in decision-making behaviour
- Gender and DSS design : the research implications
- Male and female betting behaviour
- new perspectives
- Gender-based differences in leisure behaviour : performance, risk-taking and confidence in off-course betting
- Decision-making, risk and gender : are managers different?
- The use of information by decision makers and deviations from rational economic behaviour
- A violation of dominance and the consumption value of gambling
- Exploring decision makers' use of price information in a speculative market
- Gluck's second law : an empirical investigation of horserace betting in early and late races
- Investigating the roots of the favourite-longshot bias : an analysis of decision-making by supply and demand-side agents in parallel betting markets
- Market efficiency analysis requires a sensitivity to market characteristics : some observations on a recent study of betting market efficiency
- Efficiency characteristics of a market for state contingent claims
- Market ecology and decision behaviour in state-contingent claims markets
- Calibration of subjective probability judgements in a naturalistic setting.