Ritinkar Das Bhaumik

Ritinkar Das Bhaumik

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PhD Scholar. Decision theory, behavioural economics, experimental economics

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Is it Ambiguity Aversion or are the Tasks Just Not Engaging?

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Since Ellsberg’s famous thought experiment established the notion of ambiguity aversion, a lot of the experimental explorations of ambiguity attitude have thrown up mixed results, notwithstanding the fact that in life, a lot of people do exhibit ambiguity seeking behaviour. I conduct an experiment to demonstrate whether or not these differences can be attributable to the choice of task in the laboratory.

teaching

Pluralist Political Economy

Open Course, University of East Anglia, School of Economics, 2024

This is a course on Pluralist Political Economy. You can join as and when you like as long as the course is still ongoing. I will upload the notes for each session as due. The syllabus for this can be found here. Zoom link to be provided to those who register.