… would have preferred not to learn 34 . A more parsimonious explanation is that people want
… It has also been shown that humans are more likely to pay for information when they expect …

… We also believe mutual fund flows provide more direct evidence of investor risk preference
than prior studies based on stock market returns. Aggregate stock prices adjust to temporary …

… domain-specific knowledge) their risk perceptions tend to be… risk communication because,
if we understand better how to increase relevant knowledge among people, we can help them …

… ’ risk preferences, measure the level of technical efficiency, and determine the effect of risk
preference … The Just and Pope risk function is used with a utility function approach to finding …

… Savannah region for the Guan people. The extension officers assist the team in identifying
potential respondents as they know the community entry procedure, know the location of the …

… -19 are a threat to our social fabric 2 , thus it is important to understand such occurrences …
For subnational regions where both mobility measures and risk preference measures are …

… I find that Americans have strong preferences for vaccine candidates produced in … their
potential effectiveness at preventing people from contracting the virus. Although we cannot know …

… their policy preferences as compared to risk perceptions and protective behaviors. … to
understand how people’s political inclinations and media use were associated with (1) their risk …

… to people over 60 years old. We know that, on average, these people run a much higher risk
of … to the people who spread the virus the most because they have a lot of social contacts in …

… be explained by motives such as risk preferences, time preferences, and worries about
being … for risk preferences allows us to better understand the relevance of social preferences. …