Characterizations of Optimal Portfolios by Univariate and Multivariate Risk Aversion
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financeportfolio selectionrisky investmentsmeasures of risk aversionmulti-attributed utility functions
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- Portfolio Choices in the Presence of Other Risks
- Mean-risk analysis of risk aversion and wealth effects on optimal portfolios with multiple investment opportunities
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- Multivariate risk aversion with applications
- Mean-risk analysis of risk aversion and wealth effects on optimal portfolios with multiple investment opportunities
- Investment decisions when utility depends on wealth and other attributes
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