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's composite preferences for risk tolerance, ambiguity aversion and optimism. Investors rationalize (IR)rational expected utilities …
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We report a portfolio-choice experiment that enables us to estimate parametric models of ambiguity aversion at the … specification includes two parameters: one for ambiguity attitudes and another for risk attitudes. We also estimate a three …
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principles of Expected Utility Theory (EUT) and of Portfolio Selection Theory (PST). The experiment is performed with individuals … providing additional risk that is not compensated by additional expected value. We find that the results of our experiment are … extent observed team decisions under risk are actually consistent with the principles of rational choice, specifically the …
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We design and conduct an economic experiment to investigate the learning process of agents under compound risk and … significantly overweight the new signal, while when learning under compound risk, subjects are essentially Bayesian …
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This work reports an online experiment with a general-population sample examining the performance of budget …-choice tasks for elicitation of risk attitudes. First, I compare the investment task of Gneezy and Potters (1997) with the standard …
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idiosyncratic value appraisals. Transparency in price risk enabled by the prism-like trading procedure is shown to facilitate … risk perceptions and its related issues …
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Is an assumption of bounded rationality needed to explain Social Security and other mandatory pension plans? In this contribution we argue that when rational agents hold inconsistent expectations such programs may be justified. Two of the features that distinguish Social Security and many other...
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