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Statistics / Behavioral finance / Decision theory / Ethics / Microeconomics / Risk aversion / Expected utility hypothesis / Prospect theory / Risk / Utility / Economics / Actuarial science
Date: 2012-02-22 13:28:51
Statistics
Behavioral finance
Decision theory
Ethics
Microeconomics
Risk aversion
Expected utility hypothesis
Prospect theory
Risk
Utility
Economics
Actuarial science

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