ARE POLICYMAKERS AMBIGUITY AVERSE?
ARE POLICYMAKERS AMBIGUITY AVERSE?
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DOI：
10.1093/ej/uez051
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发表时间：
2020-02-01
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影响因子：
3.2
通讯作者：
Bosetti, Valentina
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作者：
Berger, Loic;Bosetti, Valentina
决策者的行为特征和偏好影响他们做出决策的方式。虽然这一论断对于个人层面的决定通常是正确的，但它对集体决定也可能很重要（取决于集体决定的方式）。尽管长期以来一直认为决策者的行为特征在决策时并不重要--因为这些人应该代表更广泛的利益--但在实践中，这些精英的偏好最终可能影响政策选择，因此对整个社会群体产生影响（Hafner-Burton et al.，2015年）。(1)在这种情况下，更好地了解这些真正做出政策决定的精英的行为特征和偏好变得至关重要，而不是从大学生的便利样本中推断。（二）
Behavioural traits and preferences of decision-makers (DMs) affect the way they take their decisions. While this assertion is generally true for decisions taken at the individual level, it may also be important for collective decisions (depending on the way they are taken). Although it has long been argued that the behavioural traits of policymakers do not matter much at the time of making decisions-because of the broader interests these individuals are supposed to represent-in practice, these elites' preferences may ultimately affect policy choices and, therefore, have an impact on entire social groups (Hafner-Burton et al., 2015).(1) In this context, it becomes crucial to better understand the behavioural traits and preferences characterising these elites who actually make policy decisions, rather than extrapolating from convenience samples of university students.(2)