Recommendations
- The comparative statics of changes in risk revisited
- Strong Increases in Risk and Their Comparative Statics
- Outside Risk Aversion and the Comparative Statics of Increasing Risk in Quasi-Linear Decision Models
- Restricted increases in risk aversion and their application
- Left-side relatively weak increases in risk and their comparative statics
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(26)- Comparative statics of changes in risk on monotonically and partially responsive kinked payoffs
- Instrument-dependent randomness and increases in risk
- Instrument effects and stochastic dominance
- Mean-preserving changes in risk with tail-dominance
- The economics of adding and subdividing independent risks: Some comparative statics results
- Increases in prudence and increases in risk aversion
- Comparative statics predictions for the cross-effects of central dominance changes in risk with quasilinear payoffs
- Asset prices and changes in risk within a bivariate model
- Left-side strong increases in risk and their comparative statics
- The comparative statics of changes in risk revisited
- Portfolio choice in the model of expected utility with a safety-first component
- Restricted increases in risk aversion and their application
- Demand for risky assets and the monotone probability ratio order
- A model of comparative statics for changes in stochastic returns with dependent risky assets
- Aversion pour le Risque Croissante avec une Richesse Initiale Aleatoire
- Strong Increases in Risk and Their Comparative Statics
- Pessimistic portfolio choice with one safe and one risky asset and right monotone probability difference order
- Outside Risk Aversion and the Comparative Statics of Increasing Risk in Quasi-Linear Decision Models
- Increases in risk and demand for a risky asset
- General stochastic dominance rules
- The subclasses of first-degree stochastic dominance (FSD) shifts and their comparative statics
- The subclasses of Rothschild and Stiglitz (R-S) increases in risk and their comparative statics
- Some relationships among FSD shifts and R-S increases in risk
- Nonlinear risks: a unified framework
- Portfolio choice under noisy asset returns
- Portfolio choice for increases in risk and prudence revisited
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