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Bayesian Risk Preference Persuasion
A decision-maker's risk preference is inherently unstable and may adjust in response to external information, shaping subsequent choices and their outcomes. This paper develops a persuasion framework to study how information can be designed to steer risk preferences and decision results. In our fram
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