Reference Dependence

Reference Dependence Information Guide

1. Overview of Reference Dependence
2. Core Information
3. Recent Updates
4. Full Guide
5. Conclusion

Overview of Reference Dependence

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This video explains Prospect Theory, one of the foundational contributions of Behavioral Economics. I go over three important ... A brief explanation of the endowment effect—a classic case of how human behavior is a lot more confusing (and a lot less ... 03 2011 09 09 Lecture 3 Reference Dependence Theory and Applications001

Core Information

Recent Updates

Behavioral Econ: Reference Dependence (Lecture 3)

Winter Meeting '24: Expectations-Based Reference Dependence and Deferred Acceptance

OFI Behavioural Economics Bites 13- Reference Dependence

Understanding Cognitive Biases: Reference Dependence and Loss Aversion

Prospect Theory: An Overview

The Endowment Effect

Tyler Brown: A Reference Dependence Approach to Enhancing Early Prediction of Session ... [Talk]

03 2011 09 09 Lecture 3 Reference Dependence Theory and Applications001

6.02 slides 138-138 Sec.8.1 Reference Dependence Paradox 18mins

Full Guide

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Last Updated: June 13, 2026

Conclusion

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