... Limited Licensed re-use rights only Stochastic dominance Risk aversion Risk-seeking Utility function Riskier asset Less risky asset D81 G11 Funding: This research was partially supported by grants from Asia University; China Medical University Hospital; Hong Kong Shue...

... of the CC BY 4.0 licence Risk aversion Price risk aversion Risk premium Multiple choice list Gender differences C90 C91 D1 D81 D9 G4 G22 J1 J16 Scholars have identified gender differences in a number of various domains, such as investment decisions, insurance preferences...

...] . On the other hand, approximately 65% of the tradable shares were held by foreign institutional investors throughout the last two decades, before the share gradually fell to around 41% by the end of 2021 since the pandemic [2] . Behavioral finance Ambiguity Asset prices High-frequency data D81...

... downside-risk measures and multiple asset classes of household portfolios. XTF Downside-risk Lower partial moments Empirical household finance Portfolio enhancements D14 D81 D91 G11 G41 Hans Philipp Wanger can be contacted at: hans.wanger@uni-bamberg.de 21 08 2021 01...

...-taking behavior D14 D81 G01 G11 G28 In the first quarter of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic's rapid spread sent a shock to stock markets worldwide. For example, the U.S. Dow Jones Industrial Average decreased by 34% between February 21 and March 23. Earlier shocks to markets, for example...

... will be done and only those participants who responded completely in Level 1 would be able to participate further. Risk Outcome ambiguity Probability ambiguity Group decision-making Boundary effects Experiment C92 D81 D91 G40 Scholars have attributed ambiguity as a relevant concept...

... asset markets Mood induction Emotions C92 D12 D81 G02 G11 Decision-making in asset markets has been shown to be affected by mood. Saunders (1993) uses weather on Wall Street as a proxy for mood, showing that security markets are systematically affected by local weather...

... D14 D81 D83 D84 G02 Although sophistication is important when understanding individuals’ financial decisions, less is known about the underlying mechanisms (e.g. expectations, preferences) through which sophistication influences these decisions. This should be of concern for policy makers who...

... on this assumption, estimate the probability that the investment of 10,000 SEK one year from now would have……. – The sum of all your answers must be equal to 100%. a) … decreased in value by more than 4,000SEK ______%. Expectations Risk Beliefs Return Subjective probability D81 D84 G02...