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Joint measurement of risk aversion, prudence, and temperance
Ebert, Sebastian
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Wiesen, Daniel
- In:
Journal of Risk and Uncertainty
48
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2014
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pp. 231-252
. In contrast to commonly used utility functions, prospect
theory
can predict this behavioral pattern. In our experiment …
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