discounted.value: Find the discounting value of an option under a parameterized...
In johnmyleswhite/BehavioralEconomics: Statistical models for behavioral economics
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Find the discounting value of an option under a parameterized utility model.
Usage
1
discounted.value(x, t, model, parameters)
Arguments
x
The monetary value of the option.
t
The time of receipt of the option.
model
exponential
parameters
model parameters
Value
The scalar, strictly non-negative utility of the option.
Examples
1
discounted.value(1, 0, 'exponential', list('delta' = 0.9))
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Find the discounting value of an option under a parameterized utility model.
Usage
1 | discounted.value(x, t, model, parameters)
|
Arguments
x |
The monetary value of the option. |
t |
The time of receipt of the option. |
model |
exponential |
parameters |
model parameters |
Value
The scalar, strictly non-negative utility of the option.
Examples
1 | discounted.value(1, 0, 'exponential', list('delta' = 0.9))
|
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