focused on selected studies in which elicited measures of risk aversion for individual
subjects are correlated with their decisions. The literature on risk aversion measurement
and associated applications is rapidly growing, and there are still a lot of exciting areas
to be explored.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This research was funded in part by NSF/NSCC grants 0904795 and 0904798. We would like to thank
Dan Lee, Allison Oldham, Sarah Tulman, and Sijia Yang for research assistance. In addition, we would like to
thank Sean Sullivan, Mike Schreck, Michael LaForest, Beatrice Boulu-Reshef, and Irene Comeig for ...
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