Correlated risks, bivariate utility and optimal choices
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- Changes in Background Risk and Risk Taking Behavior
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- Multiple risks and mean-variance preferences
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- Some consequences of correlation aversion in decision science
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- The s-convex orders among real random variables, with applications
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- Health care investment: the case of multiple sources of risk
- Comparative ross risk aversion in the presence of mean dependent risks
- Precautionary saving under many risks
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- Almost expectation and excess dependence notions
- Health and portfolio choices: a diffidence approach
- Risk reducers in convex order
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- Background risk, bivariate risk attitudes, and optimal prevention
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- Correlated risks and the value of information
- A general theory of risk apportionment
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- Risk premium for dependent risks using utility copulas and risk aversion
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