Abstract
Case-based decision theory was developed by Gilboa and Schmeidler. This article describes the framework and lays out the axiomatic foundations of the theory. An illustration based on a model of repeated choice is provided and the applications of the theory to economic problems are listed. Finally, the relationship between the case-based decision theory and expected utility theory is discussed.
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