Temporal Discounting of Social Goals
社会目标的时间贴现
基本信息
- 批准号:0820496
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 64.43万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2008
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2008-09-01 至 2012-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Delayed benefits are usually valued less than immediate ones, for several reasons. Such a reduction in value can be viewed as the result of applying a temporal discount factor. There have been many studies of the observed discounting of future receipts of money. For example, if a decision maker judges that $100, to be received in 2 years, is equal in value to $70 right now, the observed discount rate for this decision is about 30% for 2 years (or about 16% per year). However, people also pursue goals other than money, including good health, safety, leisure, belonging, status, well being of others, and a stable and attractive environment. Such non-monetary goals may also be valued less if their achievement is delayed, so the concept of a temporal discount factor can be extended to these other goals. Different discount factors may apply for different goal categories, and this, in turn, would affect how people make tradeoffs among goals attained at different points in time. For example, if a decision maker judges an environmental improvement 2 years hence to be almost as valuable as the same improvement achieved now, the discount rate might be only 3% per year for the environmental goal even though it is 16% per year for a monetary gain of $100. A person who is unwilling to give up $100 now, for immediate attainment of the environmental goal, might be willing to make a binding commitment to give up $100 with a delay of one year (worth only $84), in order to achieve the same environmental goal with a delay of 1 year. Thus, it is important to know how human temporal discounting varies across goal categories in order to analyze the long-term benefits of public policies relating to health, safety, and environment.Our previous research showed the importance of affiliation and social goals (such as status or adherence to group norms) for decisions concerning environmental goals. Our new research will determine the best ways of measuring temporal discount factors for different goal categories, and will then quantitatively compare discount rates for a variety of economic, social and environmental goals. We focus both on typical responses and on individual and cultural variation. The research will advance the theory of decision making in social and group contexts (temporal discounting of social goals has not previously been considered), will develop methods for assessing temporal discount factors, and will lead to better analysis of public policy costs and benefits. For example, we will assess discount rates for some costs and benefits of measures to prevent global warming, using a diverse national sample, to inform policy on this critical issue. A field study will test applicability of our findings in an international population and will provide data on effective means of encouraging energy conservation.
由于几个原因,延迟的好处通常不如即时的好处重要。价值的这种减少可被视为适用时间折扣因素的结果。关于观察到的未来货币收入的贴现,已经有许多研究。例如,如果决策者判断2年后收到的100美元等于现在的70美元,那么该决策的观察贴现率约为2年的30%(或每年约16%)。然而,人们也追求金钱以外的目标,包括良好的健康,安全,休闲,归属感,地位,他人的福祉以及稳定和有吸引力的环境。如果这些非货币目标的实现被推迟,它们的价值也可能降低,因此时间贴现因子的概念可以扩展到这些其他目标。不同的折扣因子可能适用于不同的目标类别,这反过来又会影响人们如何在不同时间点实现的目标之间进行权衡。例如,如果一个决策者认为2年后的环境改善与现在取得的相同改善几乎一样有价值,那么环境目标的贴现率可能只有每年3%,尽管货币收益为100美元的贴现率为每年16%。如果一个人现在不愿意放弃100美元来立即实现环境目标,那么他可能愿意做出一个有约束力的承诺,即在一年后放弃100美元(价值仅为84美元),以便在一年后实现同样的环境目标。因此,为了分析健康、安全和环境等公共政策的长期效益,了解人类的时间折扣在不同目标类别中的变化是很重要的。我们以前的研究表明了从属关系和社会目标(如地位或遵守群体规范)对环境目标决策的重要性。我们的新研究将确定测量不同目标类别的时间贴现因子的最佳方法,然后将定量比较各种经济,社会和环境目标的贴现率。我们既关注典型的反应,也关注个体和文化差异。这项研究将推进社会和群体背景下的决策理论(社会目标的时间折扣以前没有被考虑过),将制定评估时间折扣因素的方法,并将导致更好地分析公共政策的成本和效益。例如,我们将使用不同的国家样本,评估防止全球变暖措施的某些成本和收益的贴现率,为这一关键问题的政策提供信息。一项实地研究将测试我们的研究结果在国际人群中的适用性,并将提供有关鼓励节能的有效手段的数据。
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DMUU: Individual and Group Decision Making Under Climate Uncertainty
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- 批准号:
0345840 - 财政年份:2004
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Cooperative Agreement
Understanding and Improving Protective Decision Making
了解和改进保护性决策
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0136872 - 财政年份:2002
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Standard Grant
Evidence and Uncertainty in Human Reasoning
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Marine Climates of the U.S. Alaskan Coastal Plain During the Late Neogene and Quaternary Interglacials
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7306716 - 财政年份:1973
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