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Two independent approaches have been used to analyze choices. A prominent notion is rationalizability: individuals choose maximizing binary relations. An alternative is to analyze choices in terms of standards of behavior with the notion of von Neumann–Morgenstern (vNM)-stability. We introduce a new concept (stability) that in turn extends the notion of stability and rationality. Our main result establishes that every rationalizable choice function is stable and every vNM-stable choice has an stable selection. An appealing property of stability is that well-known solution concepts (top cycle, uncovered set, …) are stable, while they are neither rationalizable nor vNM-stable.
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