Ellsberg's paradox shows that people prefer gambles with known probabilities to those where they are uncertain. Standard explanations rule out risk aversion by appealing to Savage's (1954) subjective expected utility theory but this axiomatic approach leaves open other interpretations of the...

Financial performance analysis is of vital importance those involved in a business (e.g., shareholders, creditors, partners, and company managers). An accurate and appropriate performance measurement is critical for decision-makers to achieve efcient results. Integrated performance measurement,...

This research investigates the influence of methodological choices in portfolio sorts on the size of the carbon premium. By analyzing more than 100,000 methodological paths, we find that variations in the construction of brown-minus-green portfolios create substantial non-standard errors. From...