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... additional coverage choices in addition to the main policy choice that we have analyzed so far . They had to choose ... additional types of coverages to be positively correlated with the choice of a low deductible . We coded these three ...
... additional coverage choices in addition to the main policy choice that we have analyzed so far . They had to choose ... additional types of coverages to be positively correlated with the choice of a low deductible . We coded these three ...
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... additional profits from the observed low deductible are 3.68 NIS per policy . 0.4 Expected Risk ( Lambda ) for Low Deductible Buyers. 8 6 2 O Additional Profit per Policy ( NIS ) 2 + -6 -8 Benchmark model Negative rho No risk - aversion ...
... additional profits from the observed low deductible are 3.68 NIS per policy . 0.4 Expected Risk ( Lambda ) for Low Deductible Buyers. 8 6 2 O Additional Profit per Policy ( NIS ) 2 + -6 -8 Benchmark model Negative rho No risk - aversion ...
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... additional unit of a pro- ductive input times the number of inputs re- quired to produce an additional unit of output . With labor and capital free to flow across sec- tors and constant returns to scale production functions , all firms ...
... additional unit of a pro- ductive input times the number of inputs re- quired to produce an additional unit of output . With labor and capital free to flow across sec- tors and constant returns to scale production functions , all firms ...
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