Under a risk-averse perspective, we rank the treatment technologies based on their computed certainty-equivalent profits as functions of the coefficient of variation of the technologies' output prices.
Researchers have found that advisers tend to become more risk-averse as their perspective becomes shorter-term -- a tendency called "myopic risk aversion" by Richard Thaler, an economics professor at the University of Chicago and Shlomo Benartzi, an accounting professor at the University of California at Los Angeles.
The partnership between the two was worth celebrating all right, but I would not have been averse to a little historical perspective as well, what with horse racing having been such a key element of the BBC's history of televising sport.
For all the sedulous care Kleist takes in presenting his stories as reasoned investigations into unreason (ghosts, possessions and apparent paradoxes recur) he remains constantly aware of the utility of drama, never averse to sudden changes in perspective or a confounding flurry of twists.
We model the agency theoretic perspective of risk-averse investors and financiers in a general equilibrium setting under the framework of rational expectations (i.e., symmetric information).
In a research note published Monday, analysts at Nomura in London said it was "reasonable and likely" that enough hedge funds — especially those that might be more risk-averse and or have a shorter perspective — would agree to the deal at a price below 35 cents.
This paper undertakes the issue of portfolio insurance from the perspective of a risk-averse agent requiring his financial wealth to grow at a floored rate in excess of an equity benchmark.
They proved that the distributor should not offer the same terms to every retailer but instead offer less risky (from the demand risk perspective) contracts to more risk averse retailers.
Specifically, the risk-averse mechanism that we have revealed from the perspective of organizational sociology attaches great importance to external environmental constraints and the government's strategic behavior.
Bravo imbues the medium with so much heart, leveraging first-person perspective to such poignant effect that it comes as a surprise that she was averse to the idea of VR filmmaking at first.
I have no experience whatever from a state perspective, and for what it's worth, I'd say the move toward risk-averse military action has been going on for some time.
