Essays in the Theory of Risk-Bearing¶
Arrow, K. J. (1971). Essays in the Theory of Risk-Bearing. Markham Publishing.
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- Optionality
- This tension is deepest in relationships and partnerships: how much optionality can you preserve without signaling that you are not truly committed, given that—as Arrow (1971) shows in his essays on risk-bearing—rationally priced contingent claims are insurance against foreclosure in uncertain environments?
This sourceFoundational essays on contingent-claims analysis and the rational pricing of risk-bearing; establishes the framework in which optionality is interpreted as insurance against foreclosure in uncertain environments.
- This tension is deepest in relationships and partnerships: how much optionality can you preserve without signaling that you are not truly committed, given that—as Arrow (1971) shows in his essays on risk-bearing—rationally priced contingent claims are insurance against foreclosure in uncertain environments?
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