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We have seen in the past decade a sharp increase in the extent that companies use data to optimize their businesses. Variously called the `Big Data' or `Data Science' revolution, this has been characterized by massive amounts of data, including unstructured and nontraditional data like text and...
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utility" theory of investor behavior, which posits that people derive utility directly from the act of realizing gains and … exhibit a strong disposition effect in their trading, even though it is suboptimal. Consistent with the realization utility … options during choices, correlates with the capital gains of potential trades; that the neural measures of realization utility …
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We present a theory of choice among lotteries in which the decision maker's attention is drawn to (precisely defined … distinguish it from Prospect Theory, which we test. We also use the model to modify the standard asset pricing framework, and use …
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beyond those of expected utility theory. It is shown that the curvature of the utility function is directly related to the …
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-expected utility (ambiguity aversion and prospect theory) objectives and characterize their market-timing, horizon effects, and hedging … importantly, in what combination. We consider investors with both expected utility (mean-variance and CRRA) and non …
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previous literature. Using financial calculations and simulations based on an expected utility maximization model, we show that …
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When the cost of a suit exceeds the expected judgment, will a potential plaintiff be able to extract any amount in settlement from the defendant? If so, what is the source of the plaintiff's ability to extract a settlement? This essay discusses existing theories as to why (and when) plaintiffs...
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approximation to the expected utility of the representative household in a model of this kind is related inversely to the expected …
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recipient chooses how to allocate her time-limited endowment of benefits so as to maximize her expected lifetime utility. Not …
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Nearly all life-cycle models adopt Yaari's (1965) assumption that individuals know the survival probabilities that they face. Given that an individual's exact survival probabilities are likely unknown, we explore the implications of relaxing this assumption. If there is no annuity market, then...
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