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Distinguishing Common Ratio Preferences from Common Ratio Effects Using Paired Valuation Tasks
The American Economic ReviewWithout strong assumptions about how noise manifests in choices, we can infer little from existing empirical observations of the common ratio effect (CRE) about whether there exists an underlying common ratio preference (CRP).
Christina McGranaghan +4 more
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Journal of Emerging Market Finance
We examine the association between economic policy uncertainty (EPU) and expected stock returns and how short-selling regulations in China moderate this relationship.
Binsheng Qian, S. Poshakwale
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We examine the association between economic policy uncertainty (EPU) and expected stock returns and how short-selling regulations in China moderate this relationship.
Binsheng Qian, S. Poshakwale
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L’autoprotection influence-t-elle les choix d’assurance des individus ? Une étude expérimentale
Revue économiqueÀ l’aide d’une expérimentation en laboratoire, cette étude compare les choix individuels en matière d’assurance, en fonction de la présence, ou non, d’une option d’autoprotection permettant de diminuer la probabilité de perte.
Morgane Plantier +2 more
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Search Costs and Context Effects
American Economic Journal: MicroeconomicsEmpirical search cost estimates are often large and increasing in the size of the transaction. We conduct an online search experiment in which we manipulate the price scale while keeping the physical search effort per price quote constant.
H. Karle +3 more
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Possibilistic Information: Implications for Accounting Research
Journal of Financial ReportingThe possibilistic view of information and uncertainty, rooted in fuzzy set theory and possibility theory, is distinct from the probabilistic view adopted by economics-based accounting research.
Chengfeng Du, Kai Du, Shuyang Wang
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Attitudes toward Success and Failure
American Economic Journal: MicroeconomicsIndividuals often attach a special meaning to attaining a certain goal, and getting past a threshold marks the difference between success and failure. In this paper, we take a standard expected utility (EU) setting with an exogenous reference point that ...
L. Alaoui, Antonio Penta
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A Risk Assessment Framework for Cognitive Process Automation in Audit
Journal of Emerging Technologies in AccountingCognitive process automation (CPA) is the process of automating knowledge-intensive tasks that require reasoning, interpretation, and decision-making using artificial intelligence (AI) agentic workflows.
Arion Cheong, Maher Kassar, Huaxia Li
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Cardinality and Utilitarianism through Social Interactions
American Economic Journal: MicroeconomicsWe provide axioms that relate the preferences of each group in a society to the preferences of the subgroups contained in them. These axioms yield cardinal utility indices for each individual and a representation of group preferences as the group ...
Shiri Alon, E. Lehrer
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Exploring the Nexus between Financial Knowledge & Investment Behaviour: An Insight from Kolkata
Bank Parikrama - A Journal of Banking and FinanceThis study employed a cross-sectional design to examine the relationships among Financial Knowledge, risk perception, and investment behaviour among urban residents of Kolkata.
S. Banerjee +2 more
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Geopolitical risk and firm’s informal financing: International evidence
Australian Journal of ManagementUtilizing the substitution hypothesis and the economic model of trade credit as conceptual frameworks, we find that heightened geopolitical risk (GPR) correlates with an increase in firms’ access to informal financing (FAIF), accompanied by a decrease in
Muhammad Saleem +3 more
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