Timing and Self-Control Drew Fudenberg* and David K. Levine** First Version: August 5, 2009 This Version: September 6, 2010 Abstract: The dual self-model of self-control with one-period lived short-run selves is excessiv - Broadway Street - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Timing and Self-Control Drew Fudenberg* and David K. Levine** First Version: August 5, 2009 This Version: September 6, 2010 Abstract: The dual self-model of self-control with one-period lived short-run selves is excessiv Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-09-06 20:12:57 Open Document File Size: 444,95 KB Share Result on Facebook Currency USD / / Facility Washington University / Harvard University / / IndustryTerm real time / willpower technology / short-run self utilities / / Organization Washington University in St. Louis / Harvard University / Department of Economics / National Science Foundation / / Person David K. Levine / Della Vigna / Drew Fudenberg / Attila Ambrus / Tomasz Strzalecki / Yuichiro Kamada / / Position short run player / long run player / model / short-run player / player / / Technology willpower technology / / SocialTag Marginal concepts Costs Science Social psychology Marginal utility Marginal cost Intertemporal choice Long run and short run Self control Decision theory

Timing and Self-Control Drew Fudenberg* and David K. Levine** First Version: August 5, 2009 This Version: September 6, 2010 Abstract: The dual self-model of self-control with one-period lived short-run selves is excessivAdd to Reading List