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Endogenous Risk Attitudes in Family Portfolio Choice
This paper develops a theoretical model of decision-making under risk in which the agent is a union of individuals with heterogeneous attitudes toward risk. The risk attitude governing the joint decision is endogenously determined as a compromise between individuals' innate preferences, with deviati
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