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... preferences can be thought of as a convo- lution of the distribution of ( relevant ) wealth and risk attitudes . Avoiding this debate is also a drawback . Without taking a stand on the way absolute risk preferences vary with sizes and ...
... preferences can be thought of as a convo- lution of the distribution of ( relevant ) wealth and risk attitudes . Avoiding this debate is also a drawback . Without taking a stand on the way absolute risk preferences vary with sizes and ...
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... preferences across individuals . This heterogeneity is important in various con- texts : ( a ) it cautions against using pure cross- sectional variation to test expected utility theory ; ( b ) it may create strong selection of ...
... preferences across individuals . This heterogeneity is important in various con- texts : ( a ) it cautions against using pure cross- sectional variation to test expected utility theory ; ( b ) it may create strong selection of ...
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... preferences is large and significant . We also investigate why former East Germans are more likely to favor state intervention ( beside the economic effect ) . One reason is that they are simply used to it . Another reason is that East ...
... preferences is large and significant . We also investigate why former East Germans are more likely to favor state intervention ( beside the economic effect ) . One reason is that they are simply used to it . Another reason is that East ...
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