The following pages link to Journal of Risk and Uncertainty (Q164142):
Displaying 50 items.
- An analysis of the distribution of combinations chosen by UK national lottery players (Q1288760) (← links)
- Measuring the utility of losses by means of the tradeoff method (Q1288762) (← links)
- Dynamic choice and nonexpected utility (Q1288822) (← links)
- Risk premiums and benefit measures for generalized-expected-utility theories (Q1288823) (← links)
- Risk aversion and self-insurance-cum-protection (Q1288824) (← links)
- Biases in assessments of probabilities: New evidence from Greyhound races (Q1288826) (← links)
- Risk ajdustment for health insurance: Theory and implications (Q1288828) (← links)
- Elicitation of subjective probabilities when the initial endowment is unobservable (Q1302631) (← links)
- Calibrating hypothetical willingness to pay responses (Q1302637) (← links)
- Willingness to pay for health protection: Inadequate sensitivity to probability? (Q1302638) (← links)
- Are groups more (or less) consistent than individuals? (Q1302639) (← links)
- Why the young do not buy long-term care insurance (Q1302640) (← links)
- An axiomatization of cumulative prospect theory (Q1312091) (← links)
- Decision making with belief functions: Compatibility and incompatibility with the sure-thing principle (Q1316414) (← links)
- Two-parameter decision models and rank-dependent expected utility (Q1316415) (← links)
- On matrix probabilities in nonarchimedean decision theory (Q1316416) (← links)
- On a lottery pricing anomaly: Time tells the tale (Q1316417) (← links)
- The economics of adding and subdividing independent risks: Some comparative statics results (Q1316419) (← links)
- A variational model of preference under uncertainty (Q1322510) (← links)
- Regret theory with general choice sets (Q1322511) (← links)
- Violations of the betweenness axiom and nonlinearity in probability (Q1322512) (← links)
- Expected utility with lower probabilities (Q1322513) (← links)
- Discriminating between preference functionals: A preliminary Monte Carlo study (Q1330138) (← links)
- Risk seeking with diminishing marginal utility in a non-expected utility model (Q1332571) (← links)
- On a statistical approach to choice under uncertainty (Q1332572) (← links)
- Comonotonic independence: The critical test between classical and rank- dependent utility theories (Q1341562) (← links)
- Unbounded behaviorally consistent stopping rules (Q1341563) (← links)
- Observing different orders of risk aversion (Q1341564) (← links)
- The preservation of multivariate comparative statics in nonexpected utility theory (Q1341565) (← links)
- Imprecise preferences and the WTP-WTA disparity (Q1342888) (← links)
- Making social trade-offs among lives, disabilities, and cost (Q1342889) (← links)
- Generalized similarity judgements: An alternative explanation for choice anomalies (Q1342891) (← links)
- Moral hazard, risk seeking, and free riding (Q1342894) (← links)
- A microeconometric test of alternative stochastic theories of risky choice (Q1349047) (← links)
- Comparative risk sensitivity with reference-dependent preferences (Q1349048) (← links)
- Examining predictive accuracy among discounting models (Q1349049) (← links)
- Age, health and the willingness to pay for mortality risk reductions: A contingent valuation survey of Ontario residents (Q1349054) (← links)
- Estimating fatalities induced by the economic costs of regulations (Q1360224) (← links)
- The interaction between the demands for insurance and insurable assets (Q1360225) (← links)
- Reasons for rank-dependent utility evaluation (Q1360227) (← links)
- An experimental test of a general class of utility models: Evidence for context dependency (Q1360229) (← links)
- The likelihood of various stock market return distributions. I: Principles of inference (Q1360231) (← links)
- The likelihood of various stock market return distributions. II: Empirical results (Q1360232) (← links)
- Probabilities and beliefs (Q1360233) (← links)
- The value of private safety versus the value of public safety (Q1360234) (← links)
- Increasing risk: Some direct constructions (Q1367843) (← links)
- Proof by certainty equivalents that diversification-across-time does worse, risk corrected, than diversification-throughout-time (Q1367844) (← links)
- On the inefficiency of bang-bang and stop-loss portfolio strategies (Q1367845) (← links)
- The impact of incentives upon risky choice experiments (Q1367846) (← links)
- Optimal incentive contracting with ex ante and ex post moral hazards: Theory and evidence (Q1367848) (← links)
