The American Economic Review, Volume 70,Edições 3-5American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... risk in choice situations . Despite this , no general char- acterization of the notion of downside risk has been provided in the literature . Prevail- ing studies have focused mainly on two kinds of measures of downside risk ...
... risk in choice situations . Despite this , no general char- acterization of the notion of downside risk has been provided in the literature . Prevail- ing studies have focused mainly on two kinds of measures of downside risk ...
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... risk from the right to the left of any point . Here we have argued that this equality is important if we are not to arbi- trarily exclude individuals who can be averse to a leftward shift of risk from the set of downside risk averters ...
... risk from the right to the left of any point . Here we have argued that this equality is important if we are not to arbi- trarily exclude individuals who can be averse to a leftward shift of risk from the set of downside risk averters ...
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... risk is shared , not totally accepted by one firm . The direc- tion of payment for this risk sharing is de- termined by legal liability , flowing from the liable to the nonliable party . However , the payment flow is reversed for dual risk ...
... risk is shared , not totally accepted by one firm . The direc- tion of payment for this risk sharing is de- termined by legal liability , flowing from the liable to the nonliable party . However , the payment flow is reversed for dual risk ...
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