Multiple Choice
suggest(s) all alternatives can be rank-ordered from worst to best and that alternatives with highest expected values should be preferred.
A) Framing effects
B) The law of large numbers
C) The endowment effect
D) Expected utility theory
E) Bounded rationality theory
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