This paper analyzes gender differences in the disposition effect in an experiment based on Weber and Camerer (1998). The results emphasize that female investors realize less capital losses, have significantly higher disposition effects and are more loss averse than men

In this paper we provide experimental evidence on the relation of individual risk attitudes and subjects' aversion to favorable inequality. In a within-subjects design we expand Blanco et al.'s (2011) modified dictator game by the risk-elicitation task of Eckel and Grossman (2002). Our data show...

Although a number of theoretical studies explain empirical puzzles in finance with ambiguity aversion, it is not a given that individual ambiguity attitudes survive in markets. In fact, despite ample evidence of ambiguity aversion in individual decision making, most studies find no or only...