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New research reveals global conditions for downside risk aversion coefficient.

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SSRN Electronic Journal
A Note on Comparative Downside Risk Aversion
Salvatore Modica, Marco Scarsini

Paper Summary

The article explores how people react to potential losses compared to gains. It introduces a new measure called downside risk aversion and examines its behavior in different situations. The researchers aim to understand how individuals perceive and react to negative outcomes, shedding light on how people make decisions when faced with risks.

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