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Stochastic responses and marginal valuation. [PDF]

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Hansen LP, Souganidis P.
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Preference Reversals for Ambiguity Aversion

Management Science, 2011
This paper finds preference reversals in measurements of ambiguity aversion, even if psychological and informational circumstances are kept constant. The reversals are of a fundamentally different nature than the reversals found before because they cannot be explained by context-dependent weightings of attributes.
Stefan Trautmann   +2 more
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Comparative ambiguity aversion and downside ambiguity aversion

Insurance: Mathematics and Economics, 2015
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Huang, Yi-Chieh   +2 more
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Ambiguity aversion, risk aversion, and the weight of evidence

Theory and Decision, 2023
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Ambiguity aversion is not universal

European Economic Review, 2018
Assuming universal ambiguity aversion, an extensive theoretical literature studies how ambiguity can account for market anomalies from the perspective of expected utility-based theories. We provide a systematic experimental assessment of ambiguity attitudes in different likelihood ranges, and in the gain domain, the loss domain and with mixed outcomes.
Stefan Trautmann, Martin Kocher
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A class of incomplete and ambiguity averse preferences [PDF]

open access: possibleJournal of Economic Theory, 2011
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Leandro Nascimento, Gil Riella
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Ambiguity Aversion and Comparative Ignorance

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1995
Summary: Decisions under uncertainty depend not only on the degree of uncertainty but also on its source, as illustrated by Ellsberg's observation of ambiguity aversion. In this article we propose the comparative ignorance hypothesis, according to which ambiguity aversion is produced by a comparison with less ambiguous events or with more knowledgeable
Fox, Craig R., Tversky, Amos
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