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Calibrating the wealth effects of decoupled payments: does decreasing absolute risk aversion matter?
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    Calibrating the wealth effects of decoupled payments: does decreasing absolute risk aversion matter? (English)
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    12 August 2016
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    decreasing absolute risk aversion
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    calibration
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    diminishing marginal utility of wealth
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    Arrow-Pratt risk aversion
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