Generalized Expected Utility Analysis of Multivariate Risk Aversion
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- The preservation of multivariate comparative statics in nonexpected utility theory
- Background risk in generalized expected utility theory
- Comparative statics and non-expected utility preferences
- A strong (Ross) characterization of multivariate risk aversion
- Two errors in the `Allais impossibility theorem'
- The Becker-deGroot-Marschak mechanism is not necessarily incentive compatible, even for non-random goods
- On some classes of normed and risk averse preferences
- Concavity, stochastic utility, and risk aversion
- Expected utility operators and possibilistic risk aversion
- On multivariate prudence
- Multidimensional risk aversion: the cardinal sin
- Local utility and multivariate risk aversion
- Multivariate Risk Aversion and Consumer Choice
- Generalized Expected Utility Analysis of Risk Aversion with State-Dependent Preferences
- Risk aversion for variational and multiple-prior preferences
- Correlated risks, bivariate utility and optimal choices
- Modeling non-monotone risk aversion using SAHARA utility functions
- Risk-aversely efficient random variables: Characterization and an application to growth under uncertainty
- A note on risk aversion and multivariate, state-dependent preferences
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