Collected Papers of Kenneth J. Arrow, Volume 4, The Economics of Information

Kenneth J. Arrow

    1. Bayes and Minimax Solutions of Sequential Decision Problems

    2. Admissible Points of Convex Sets

    3. Statistics and Economic Policy

    4. Decision Theory and Operations Research

    5. Decision Theory and the Choice of a Level of Significance for the t-Test

    6. Insurance, Risk, and Resource Allocation

    7. Statistical Requirements for Greek Economic Planning

    8. The Economics of Moral Hazard: Further Comment

    9. The Value of and Demand for Information

    10. Higher Education as a Filter

    11. Information and Economic Behavior

    12. Limited Knowledge and Economic Analysis

    13. On the Agenda of Organizations

    14. Vertical Integration and Communication

    15. Risk Allocation and Information: Some Recent Theoretical Developments

    16. The Property Rights Doctrine and Demand Revelation under Incomplete Information

    17. Allocation of Resources in Large Teams

    18. On Partitioning a Sample with Binary-Type Questions in Lieu of Collecting Observations

    Index

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A past president of the American Economic Association, Kenneth J. Arrow was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science in 1972.