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Using German panel data, we assess the causal effect of job loss, and thus of an extensive income shock, on risk … attitude. In line with predictions of expected utility reasoning about absolute risk aversion, losing oneś job reduces the … perceives the threat of job loss and is of a transitory nature. The change in stated risk attitude matches observable job …
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In this paper we study the effects that loss contracts - prepayments that can be clawbacked later - have on group coordination when there is strategic uncertainty. We compare the choices made by experimental subjects in a minimum effort game. In control sessions, incentives are formulated as a...
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Stated survey measures of risk preferences are increasingly being used in the literature, and they have been compared … to revealed risk aversion primarily by means of experiments such as lottery choice tasks. In this paper, we investigate … educational choice, which involves the comparison of risky future income paths and therefore depends on risk and time preferences …
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correlating a new individual index of debt aversion on individual characteristics such as gender, cognitive ability, and risk … aversion. The findings suggest that gender and risk aversion are not correlated with debt aversion. However, cognitive ability …
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correlating a new individual index of debt aversion on individual characteristics such as gender, cognitive ability, and risk … aversion. The findings suggest that gender and risk aversion are not correlated with debt aversion. However, cognitive ability …
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more risk averse, to having social status concerns, and to relying more often on formal and informal insurance. However …
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