Risk Apportionment Via Bivariate Stochastic Dominance
Risk Apportionment Via Bivariate Stochastic Dominance
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10.2139/ssrn.1550225
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2009-11
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Octave Jokung
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Octave Jokung
This paper extends to bivariate utility functions, Eeckhoudt et al.’s (2009) result for the combination of ‘bad’ and ‘good’. The decision-maker prefers to get some of the ‘good’ and some of the ‘bad’ to taking a chance on all the ‘good’ or all the ‘bad’ where ‘bad’ is defined via (N,M)-increasing concave order. We generalize the concept of bivariate risk aversion introduced by Richard (1975) to higher orders. Importantly, in the bivariate framework, preference for the lottery [(X,T);(Y,Z)] to the lottery [(X,Z);(Y,T)] when (X,Z) dominates (Y,T) via (N,M)-increasing concave order allows us to assert bivariate risk apportionment of order (N,M) and to extend the concept of risk apportionment defined by Eeckhoudt and Schlesinger (2006).