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portfolio selection | |||
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second-order stochastic dominance | |||
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risk averse investor | |||
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risk aversion degree | |||
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efficient portfolio | |||
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A new rank dependent utility approach to model risk averse preferences in portfolio optimization (English)
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19 May 2016
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portfolio selection
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second-order stochastic dominance
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risk averse investor
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risk aversion degree
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efficient portfolio
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linear programming
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