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The newsvendor model is a building block for inventory management under stochastic situation. This paper examines the effects of an additive and a multiplicative background risk separately on the optimal order quantity of a risk-averse newsvendor with Mean-Variance utility. We derive several...
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We examine the optimal saving decision of individuals who face a multiplicative risk. An individual is defined to be multiplicative risk prudent if multiplying a pure risk to her future wealth raises her optimal savings. We show that an individual is multiplicative risk prudent if and only if...
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This research note examines the conditions which will induce a prospect theory type investor, whose reference level is set by 'playing it safe', to invest in a risky asset. The conditions indicate that this type of investor requires a large equity premium to invest in risky assets. However, once...
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We investigate the implications of a scarcity of safe assets in a framework in which the safety of an asset is an equilibrium outcome. The intrinsic characteristics and supply of the assets determine their liquidity properties and degree of safeness. The equilibrium can be inefficient even if...
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We show that the increase in price riskiness reduces the optimal output under increasing absolute risk aversion. That is, the marginal impact of the risk on output is independent of the type of absolute risk aversion (decreasing, constant, or increasing).
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We analyze the effects of cognitive abilities on two examples of consumer financial decisions where suboptimal behavior is well defined. The first example refers to consumers who transfer the entire balance from an existing credit card account to a new account, but use the new card for...
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