American Economic Review · 1975 · 1.2K citations · 21 references
ManagementFinanceFinancial ManagementFinancial EconomicsFinancial Risk ManagementRisk AnalysisFinancial RiskMarket RiskPortfolio TheoryRisk AversionRisk MeasurementRisk-return AnalysisInvestment Risk AnalysisMean-variance AnalysisPortfolio Risk EstimationReturn-risk Trade-off AnalysisRisk Premia DecompositionRisk-return Tradeoff AnalysisTarget Returns
This report examines a class of mean-risk dominance models for investment and capital budgeting situations in which risk is associated with returns that fall below a specified target return. The model is offered as a partial reconciliation among viewpoints that have been associated with a large number of different models for choice in risky decision situations, including various parametric models, expected utility models, and stochastic dominance models. It is argued that the specific type of model examined has promising computational possibilities, and that it has a fair degree of compatibility with expected utility, stochastic dominance, and with the primary concerns expressed by decision makers in investment situations.
21
Risk Aversion in the Small and in the Large
John W. Pratt · Econometrica · 1976 · 4.7K citations
A Simplified Model for Portfolio Analysis
William F. Sharpe · Management Science · 1963 · 2.7K citations
SECURITY PRICES, RISK, AND MAXIMAL GAINS FROM DIVERSIFICATION*
John Lintner · The Journal of Finance · 1965 · 2.1K citations
Aspects of the Theory of Risk-Bearing.
S. A. Ozga, Kenneth J. Arrow · Economica · 1966 · 1.9K citations
Rules for Ordering Uncertain Prospects
Josef Hadar, William R. Russell · American Economic Review · 1969 · 1.7K citations