… risk and inequality aversion, we conduct two separate experiments. In the risk aversion
experiment the degree of inequality … , whereas in the inequality aversion experiment the income …

… Conceptually, we define inequality aversion not as a preference for the more equal … in the
level of risk), but as a response to an increase in perceived inequality among participants in the …

… the more inequality averse a social … risk-averse individual’s preferences. Using this naive
intuition, we could conclude that more inequality averse societies would be more risk averse. …

… inequality averter as well as a risk averter. In order to distinguish clearly between the two
distinct concepts of inequality aversion and risk aversion … inequality aversion from risk aversion. …

… risk and inequality aversion. This is, we find that more risk averse individuals also are more
inequality averse… However, our results also show that risk and inequality aversion are clearly …

… mechanisms for educational inequality: cultural reproduction and relative risk aversion, using
… Relative risk aversion theory argues that educational inequalities can be understood by …

… :media:hec2858:hec2858-math-0015 That is, our decision maker is ambiguity averse if
his degree of inequality aversion is stronger than his degree of risk aversion, I a > R a .8 …

… between other-regarding inequality aversion and self-interested risk aversion. A controlled
… This analysis corroborates the importance of other-regarding inequality aversion in forming …

… Building on the idea of risk aversion, these studies analyze if parents or students’ risk aversion
or opinions regarding the importance of preserving social status across generations affect …

… focus on the origin of utility and risk aversion. We show … risk aversion emerges as a
consequence of systematic risk and that risk neutrality emerges as a consequence of idiosyncratic …