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... risk aversion can be more plausibly isolated and estimated . The average deductible menu in our data offers an individual to pay an additional pre- mium of $ 55 ( US ) in order to save $ 182 in deductible payments in the event of a ...
... risk aversion can be more plausibly isolated and estimated . The average deductible menu in our data offers an individual to pay an additional pre- mium of $ 55 ( US ) in order to save $ 182 in deductible payments in the event of a ...
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... risk aversion , making the mean individ- ual indifferent about a 50-50 lottery of gaining $ 100 or losing $ 76.51 . The results from the incomplete information model for the mean level of risk aversion are in between these esti- mates ...
... risk aversion , making the mean individ- ual indifferent about a 50-50 lottery of gaining $ 100 or losing $ 76.51 . The results from the incomplete information model for the mean level of risk aversion are in between these esti- mates ...
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... risk aversion , so the comparison above could be misleading . Therefore , we relegate the discus- sion of this issue to Section IIIF , where we show that even when we look at pricing and profits , heterogeneity in risk aversion is more ...
... risk aversion , so the comparison above could be misleading . Therefore , we relegate the discus- sion of this issue to Section IIIF , where we show that even when we look at pricing and profits , heterogeneity in risk aversion is more ...
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