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In predicting attitudes toward insuring mod- erate and high - probability losses , status quo prospect theory says both that loss aversion does not play a role , and that diminishing sensitivity pushes people toward not insuring .
In predicting attitudes toward insuring mod- erate and high - probability losses , status quo prospect theory says both that loss aversion does not play a role , and that diminishing sensitivity pushes people toward not insuring .
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At the start of the month , the average unemployed worker finds a job at rate f ; however , conditional on staying unemployed , that worker's job find- ing probability falls by the end of the month . Equivalently , the full month ...
At the start of the month , the average unemployed worker finds a job at rate f ; however , conditional on staying unemployed , that worker's job find- ing probability falls by the end of the month . Equivalently , the full month ...
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For instance , as w ; increases , the potential spoils from war increase , but the probability of winning for j decreases ... for the purposes of illustration it is useful to carry several examples of winning probabilities throughout .
For instance , as w ; increases , the potential spoils from war increase , but the probability of winning for j decreases ... for the purposes of illustration it is useful to carry several examples of winning probabilities throughout .
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