In currency markets, the mood was one of risk aversion with the Japanese yen rising to a five-week high against the dollar.
"One of the lessons from the Great Financial Crisis is that large changes in prices and exchange rates, and the implied increased uncertainty about the position of some firms and some countries, can lead to increases in global risk aversion, with major implications for repricing of risk and for shifts in capital flows.
In 2011 it fought off Carl Icahn, an activist investor, who had waged a three-year campaign to oust Lionsgate's leaders and merge it with MGM, a legendary studio that had long lost its roar.Lionsgate has risen by melding risk aversion with serious ambition.
Now, risk aversion with regard to a variation in health may well differ from risk aversion with regard to wealth.
It is observed by [1] that lone wolf terrorists are often creating their own ideologies, combining aversion with religion, society, or politics with a personal frustration.
Public framing and focus on such perceived losses is, following prospect theory and loss aversion with higher valuing of perceived losses than gains [13], expected to lead to sharp falls in GCPV investment and installations.
Racism used to be our default setting; now its overt expression summons a national gasp of disbelief -- an instant aversion with the force of a fire hose.
For preliminary conditioned place aversion with intermittent pulsating or intermittent light, Paired- chamber was identified as the one in which the intermittent pulsating light was presented.
On the other hand, in the same experimental procedure, LiCl-treated mice developed a taste aversion with a significant reduction of sucrose consumption (Figure 5C).
In these animals, post hoc testing confirms there is no statistically significant change in light aversion with atropine application when either the FH is illuminated or in control conditions when the entire arena is in darkness.
Risk-seeking behavior for small reward has often been observed in monkeys [ 15, 17, 34 36], and the increasing risk aversion with increasing reward size nicely mirrored risk sensitivities in humans [ 37].
