Probability in Economics

Notions of probability and uncertainty

have been increasingly prominant in modern economics. This book considers the philosophical and practical difficulties inherent in integrating these concepts into realistic economic situations. It outlines and evaluates the major developments, indicating where further work is needed.

This book addresses:

probability, utility and rationality within current economic thought and practice

concepts of ignorance and indeterminancy

experimental economics

econometrics, with particular reference inference and estimation.