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The Tyranny of the Present: Hyperbolic Discounting, Dynamic Inconsistency, and Intertemporal Choice Architecture in Modern Economic Systems
Neoclassical models of intertemporal choice, originating from Paul Samuelson’s Discounted Utility framework (1937), assume that economic agents discount future consumption at a constant, time-invariant exponential rate. Under this assumption, individual preferences remain dynamic...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-09-130 citationsDOI
AI & ComputingOpen access
The Tyranny of the Present: Hyperbolic Discounting, Dynamic Inconsistency, and Intertemporal Choice Architecture in Modern Economic Systems
Neoclassical models of intertemporal choice, originating from Paul Samuelson’s Discounted Utility framework (1937), assume that economic agents discount future consumption at a constant, time-invariant exponential rate. Under this assumption, individual preferences remain dynamic...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-09-130 citationsDOI