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, the nature, causes and implications of the phenomenon for economic theory remain unclear. We present a new experiment … to information differences (sampling bias), to a feature of preferences (ambiguity sensitivity) or to aspects of …
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nature and implications for economic theory remain unclear, for reasons we explain. We present a new experiment which … information differences (sampling bias), to a feature of preferences (ambiguity sensitivity) or to aspects of cognition …
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, the nature, causes and implications of the phenomenon for economic theory remain unclear. We present a new experiment … to information differences (sampling bias), to a feature of preferences (ambiguity sensitivity) or to aspects of …
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Using a revealed preference approach, we conduct an experiment where subjects make choices from linear convex budgets …
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oder für andere Personen. Wir verwenden ein „within-subjects“ für unser Experiment, bei dem Vermögensverwalter in …
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interact in such situations. In this paper we provide experimental evidence on this question. In a first experiment givers are … the realized state of the world. In a second experiment, risk affects the earnings of givers but not of beneficiaries. We …
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of ambiguity aversion as well as the personality trait of ambiguity intolerance. We find that standard economic … personality traits, especially ambiguity intolerance …
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Higher order risk preferences are important determinants of economic behaviour. We apply behavioural insights to this topic: we measure higher order risk preferences for pure gains and pure losses by controlling the reference point. We find a reflection effect not only for second order risk...
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