Amit Kothiyal

Decision Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics(12), Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis(10), Economic and Environmental Valuation(5), Financial Markets and Investment Strategies(4), Multi-Criteria Decision Making(3)

Publications34 total

Quantum Revolution: Integrating Nanotechnology, Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Innovations for the Future
International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences·2025Open Access
Taking uncertainty seriously: simplicity versus complexity in financial regulation
Industrial and Corporate Change·2020· 52 citedOpen Access
Liquidity Hoarding in Financial Networks: The Role of Structural Uncertainty
Complexity·2019· 3 citedOpen Access
Off the Charts: Massive Unexplained Heterogeneity in a Global Study of Ambiguity Attitudes
The Review of Economics and Statistics·2018· 29 citedOpen Access
Replication data for: "Off the Charts: Massive Unexplained Heterogeneity in a Global Study of Ambiguity Attitudes"
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
Making Case-Based Decision Theory Directly Observable
American Economic Journal Microeconomics·2017· 22 cited
table_macro.tex
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
analysis_Stata_do_file.do
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
graph_aa_country_losses.png
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
data_off_the_charts-1.tab
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
table_individual.tex
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
README.rtf
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
Replication data for: Making Case-Based Decision Theory Directly Observable
ICPSR Data Holdings·2017Open Access
graph_aa_probability.png
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
graph_aa_country_gains.png
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
table_within_gainloss.tex
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
data_off_the_charts.tab
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
scatter_intercepts_redux.png
Harvard Dataverse·2017Open Access
Why most decisions are easy in tetris—And perhaps in other sequential decision problems, as well
MPG.PuRe (Max Planck Society)·2016· 14 citedOpen Access
Multi-attribute utility models as cognitive search engines
Judgment and Decision Making·2014· 28 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Olivier L’Haridon(13), Ferdinand M. Vieider(13), Diego Aycinena(13), Agustinus Bandur(13), Alexis Belianin(13), Lubomír Cingl(13), Peter Martinsson(13), Peter P. Wakker(9), Vitalie Spinu(6), Mirta Galešić(5), Gerd Gigerenzer(5), Konstantinos V. Katsikopoulos(5), David Aikman(4), Sujit Kapadia(4), Emma Murphy(4), Tobias Neumann(4), Han Bleichrodt(4), Martin Filko(2), Pantelis P. Analytis(1), Hansjörg Neth(1)