Loss Aversion, Decision Weights, and the Perceived Value of a Risk Profile
MBA students are taught to use the expected monetary value (EMV) to evaluate risky opportunities. The reaction of individuals to risk, however, is far more complex. In fact, individuals are rarely found to be consistently risk neutral, risk averse, or risk seeking. They can be all these things, depending on whether the probabilities are small or large or the outcomes are gains or losses. The purpose of this note is to introduce a behavioral model that modifies EMV and does a better job of predicting how individuals evaluate risky prospects. The model builds on the distinction between probabilities and decision weights, as well as the notion of framing and loss aversion, as put forward by prospect theory.
【書誌情報】
ページ数:14ページ
サイズ:A4
商品番号:HBSP-UV7253
発行日:2017/3/27
登録日:2020/3/3