The Empirics of Behaviour under Risk and Ambiguity

Dear Colleagues, 

The last decades have witnessed several researchers challenging themselves with the modelling and testing of competing theories of choice under risk and ambiguity. The aim of this Special Issue is to follow in these footsteps, welcoming submissions mainly, but not exclusively, on experimental and econometric studies on this topic. The context can be any, including individual choice, group choice and strategic choice. We encourage the submission of studies which focus on the heterogeneity of behaviour under risk and/or ambiguity and its identification. Literature reviews or appraisals of existing literature are also encouraged. 

Dr. Anna Conte
Prof. John Hey
Guest Editors

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