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Learning and risk aversion

Oyarzun, Carlos; Sarin, Rajiv - In: Journal of Economic Theory 148 (2013) 1, pp. 196-225

We study how learning shapes behavior towards risk when individuals are not assumed to know, or to have beliefs about, probability distributions. In any period, the behavior change induced by learning is assumed to depend on the action chosen and the payoff obtained. We characterize learning...

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