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Risk-Averse Welfare Maximization via Marginal Treatment Effects
This paper studies risk-averse treatment allocation when individuals self-select into treatment based on unobserved characteristics. We develop a framework that combines the marginal treatment effect approach to endogenous selection with a general class of coherent risk measures that capture distrib
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