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Models and Experiments in Risk and Rationality provides a deep look into the complex fields of individual choice and experimental economics. As part of the Theory and Decision Library B, this volume contains original research presented at the FUR VI conference. It covers essential topics including operations and analysis, multiple criteria decision making, market uncertainty, game theory, and social choice. The content is structured to help readers navigate different levels of complexity. It begins with the psychological aspects of risk-bearing, focusing on choice at the individual level. As the book progresses, it moves through increasingly complex decision environments and social contexts. This makes it a valuable resource for those studying econometrics and economic decision-making processes. Whether you are researching social choice or market uncertainty, this collection offers a structured approach to understanding how rationality and risk function in various settings.