Allais paradox and Ellsberg paradox.
The Allais Paradox and the Ellsberg Paradox are two key behavioral anomalies that challenge traditional economic theories based on expected utility theory, which assumes that individuals make decisions to maximize their expected utility in situations of uncertainty.
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