Predictably irrational : applying behavioral economics to actuarial science
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| 245 | 1 | 0 | $aPredictably irrational$b: applying behavioral economics to actuarial science$cRandall Stevenson |
| 520 | 3 | $aAt some time in every actuary's career, one will observe human behavior that from an actuarial or economic perspective defies the theory that people will behave to promote their self-interest. How often have we observed people sell their benefit entitlements for substantially less than the economic value of what they would otherwise receive? | |
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