Expected Value Theory, Philosophical Issues. Peterson, chap. 4 Decisions Under Risk @MattMcCormick1781

Expected Value Theory, Philosophical Issues. Peterson, chap. 4 Decisions Under Risk @MattMcCormick1781

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This is Prof. Matt McCormick's, CSUS Department of Philosophy, lecture on arguments for and against the expected value theorem from Peterson's Intro to Decision Theory, chap. 4

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Expected Value Theory, Philosophical Issues. Peterson, chap. 4 Decisions Under Risk