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In this paper we show that under appropriate moment conditions, the supermodular ordered random vectors X = (X1, X2, ... , Xn) and Y = (Y1, Y2, ... ,Yn) with equal expected utilities (or distorted expectations) of the sums X1 + X2 + ... + Xn and Y1 + Y2 + ... + Yn for an appropriate utility (or...
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In this paper we show that under appropriate moment conditions, two supermodular ordered random vectors with equal expected utilities (or distorted expectations) of the sums for an appropriate utility (or distortion) function, must necessarily be equal in distribution. The results in this paper...
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We specify a stochastic economy-climate model, adapting Nordhaus' deterministic economy-climate model by allowing for Weitzman-type stochasticity. We show that, under expected power utility, the model is fragile to heavy-tailed distributional assumptions and we derive necessary and sufficient...
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We specify a stochastic economy-climate model, adapting Nordhaus' deterministic economy-climate model by allowing for Weitzman-type stochasticity. We show that, under expected power utility, the model is fragile to heavy-tailed distributional assumptions and we derive necessary and sufficient...
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In the context of extreme climate change, we ask how to conduct expected utility analysis in the presence of catastrophic risks. Economists typically model decision making under risk and uncertainty by expected utility with constant relative risk aversion (power utility); statisticians typically...
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