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Creator: Enke, B.
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Subjective Beliefs and Individual Risk Preferences in a Structural Model of Portfolio Choice The central research questions are: 1. To what extent do subjective expectations and individual risk preferences drive portfolio choices? What is the main driver behind many households’ reluctancy to invest in risky assets? 2. How well can we understand and predict investment behavior when we structurally model the full decision making procedure of an individual? 3. What are the implications of the findings for standard policy evaluation tools such as life-cycle models of savings and investment? The project consists of four questionnaires, administered in August 2013, September 2013, March 2014, and October 2014.
Subjective Beliefs and Individual Risk Preferences in a Structural Model of Portfolio Choice > Part 1 The questionnaire is the first of four questionnaires on subjective expectations and individual risk preferences in portfolio choices. The other parts were administered in September 2013, March 2014, and October 2014.
Subjective Beliefs and Individual Risk Preferences in a Structural Model of Portfolio Choice > Part 2 The questionnaire is the second of four questionnaires on subjective expectations and individual risk preferences in portfolio choices. The other parts were administered in August 2013, March 2014, and October 2014.
Subjective Beliefs and Individual Risk Preferences in a Structural Model of Portfolio Choice > Part 3 The questionnaire is the third of four questionnaires on subjective expectations and individual risk preferences in portfolio choices. The other parts were administered in August 2013, September 2013, and October 2014.
Subjective Beliefs and Individual Risk Preferences in a Structural Model of Portfolio Choice > Part 4 The questionnaire is the fourth of four questionnaires on subjective expectations and individual risk preferences in portfolio choices. The other parts were administered in August 2013, September 2013, and March 2014.