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Harin, Alexander (2024): “Certain-uncertain” inconsistency within the basic experimental procedures of behavioral economics.

Harin, Alexander (2023): To solve old problems of economics. The experimental background.

Harin, Alexander (2016): An inconsistency between certain outcomes and uncertain incentives within behavioral methods.

Harin, Alexander (2015): Problems of utility and prospect theories. A “certain–uncertain” inconsistency within their experimental methods.

Harin, Alexander (2017): Can forbidden zones for the expectation explain noise influence in behavioral economics and decision sciences?

Harin, Alexander (2017): About the minimal magnitudes of measurement’s forbidden zones. Version 1.

Harin, Alexander (2017): Some estimations of the minimal magnitudes of forbidden zones in experimental data.

Harin, Alexander (2017): Behavioral economics and auto-images of distributions of random variables.

Harin, Alexander (2018): Forbidden zones for the expectation of a random variable. New version 1.

Harin, Alexander (2018): Forbidden zones and biases for the expectation of a random variable. Version 2.

Harin, Alexander (2018): Forbidden zones for the expectation. New mathematical results for behavioral and social sciences.

Harin, Alexander (2019): Forbidden zones for the expectations of measurement data and problems of behavioral economics.

Harin, Alexander (2019): Behavioral sciences and auto-transformations. Introduction.

Harin, Alexander (2020): Behavioral sciences and auto-transformations of functions.

Harin, Alexander (2020): Introduction to sub-interval analysis. Estimations for the centers of gravity.

Harin, Alexander (2020): Macroscopic analogs of quantum-mechanical phenomena and auto-transformations of functions.

Harin, Alexander (2021): Behavioral economics. Forbidden zones. New method and models.

Harin, Alexander (2021): Sub-interval images. Big Data.

Harin, Alexander (2014): General correcting formulae for forecasts.

Harin, Alexander (2008): Solution of the Ellsberg paradox by means of the principle of uncertain future.

Harin, Alexander (2009): Ruptures in the probability scale? Calculation of ruptures’ dimensions.

Harin, Alexander (2010): Theorem of existence of ruptures in probability scale. Preliminary short version.

Harin, Alexander (2010): Теорема о существовании разрывов в шкале вероятностей. Дискретный случай.

Harin, Alexander (2011): Theorem of existence of ruptures for mean values on finite numerical segments. Discrete case.

Harin, Alexander (2011): Интервальный анализ распределений и разрывы.

Harin, Alexander (2013): A non-zero dispersion leads to the non-zero bias of mean.

Harin, Alexander (2014): Is data interpretation in utility and prospect theories unquestionably correct?

Harin, Alexander (2007): Principle of uncertain future and utility.

Harin, Alexander (2014): Problems of utility and prospect theories. A ”certain-uncertain” inconsistency of the random-lottery incentive system.

Harin, Alexander (2014): Problems of utility and prospect theories. Certainty effect near certainty.

Harin, Alexander (2014): Problems of utility and prospect theories. A discontinuity of Prelec’s function.

Harin, Alexander (2015): “Luce problem” and discontinuity of Prelec’s function at p = 1.

Harin, Alexander (2015): An existence theorem for restrictions on the mean in the presence of a restriction on the dispersion.

Harin, Alexander (2015): Is Prelec’s function discontinuous at p = 1? (for the Einhorn Award of SJDM).

Harin, Alexander (2015): An existence theorem for bounds (restrictions) on the expectation of a random variable. Its opportunities for utility and prospect theories.

Harin, Alexander (2015): An existence theorem for bounds on the expectation of a random variable. Its opportunities for utility theories. V. 2.

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