@cshentrup when ppl do play negative-expected-value lotteries (which covers a wide variety of risks) they're revealed preferences are described by convex, rather than concave, utility. in the real world, that's not infrequent.
@cshentrup when ppl do play negative-expected-value lotteries (which covers a wide variety of risks) they're revealed preferences are described by convex, rather than concave, utility. in the real world, that's not infrequent.