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Ambiguity aversion and household portfolio choice puzzles: Empirical evidence
SG Dimmock, R Kouwenberg, OS Mitchell, K Peijnenburg
Journal of Financial Economics 119 (3), 559-577, 2016
451*2016
Health cost risk: A potential solution to the annuity puzzle
K Peijnenburg, T Nijman, BJM Werker
The Economic Journal 127 (603), 1598-1625, 2017
123*2017
The annuity puzzle remains a puzzle
K Peijnenburg, T Nijman, BJM Werker
Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 70, 18-35, 2016
114*2016
Noncognitive Abilities and Financial Distress: Evidence from a Representative Household Panel
G Parise, K Peijnenburg
Review of Financial Studies 32 (10), 3884–3919, 2019
96*2019
Estimating ambiguity preferences and perceptions in multiple prior models: Evidence from the field
SG Dimmock, R Kouwenberg, OS Mitchell, K Peijnenburg
Journal of Risk and Uncertainty 51, 219-244, 2015
842015
How much do means-tested benefits reduce the demand for annuities?
M Bütler, K Peijnenburg, S Staubli
Journal of Pension Economics & Finance 16 (4), 419-449, 2017
71*2017
Life-cycle asset allocation with ambiguity aversion and learning
K Peijnenburg
Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 53 (5), 1963 - 1994, 2018
702018
Household portfolio underdiversification and probability weighting: Evidence from the field
SG Dimmock, R Kouwenberg, OS Mitchell, K Peijnenburg
Review of Financial Studies 34, 4524-4563, 2021
642021
Trading Out of Sight: An Analysis of Cross-Trading in Mutual Fund Families
A Eisele, T Nefedova, G Parise, K Peijnenburg
Journal of Financial Economics 135 (2), 359-378, 2020
50*2020
Ambiguity attitudes about investments: Evidence from the field
K Anantanasuwong, R Kouwenberg, OS Mitchell, K Peijnenberg
National Bureau of Economic Research, 2019
32*2019
Should i stay or should i go? break even funding ratios for db pension plan participants
R Molenaar, JMJ Peijnenburg, EHM Ponds
NETSPAR, 2011
16*2011
Breaking bad: How health shocks prompt crime
G Parise, K Peijnenburg, S Andersen
Available at SSRN 3800199, 2021
42021
Household Portfolio Underdiversification and Probability Weighting: Evidence from the Field
K Peijnenburg, S Dimmock, R Kouwenberg, OS Mitchell
CEPR Discussion Papers, 2018
12018
Extrapolators and Contrarians: Forecast Bias and Household Stock Trading
S Andersen, SG Dimmock, KM Nielsen, K Peijnenburg
Available at SSRN 4715158, 2024
2024
ONLINE APPENDIX FOR “BREAKING BAD: HOW HEALTH SHOCKS PROMPT CRIME”
S ANDERSEN, G PARISE, KIM PEIJNENBURG
2022
Online Appendix for Ambiguity Attitudes About Investments: Evidence from the Field
K Anantanasuwong, R Kouwenberg, OS Mitchell, K Peijnenburg
Available at SSRN 3332255, 2019
2019
Ambiguity Attitudes about Investments: Evidence from the Field
K Peijnenburg, K Anantanasuwong, R Kouwenberg, OS Mitchell
CEPR Discussion Papers, 2019
2019
Online Appendix to Noncognitive Abilities and Financial Distress: Evidence from a Representative Household Panel
G Parise, K Peijnenburg
2018
Household Investment Puzzles and Probability Weighting
SG Dimmock, R Kouwenberg, OS Mitchell, K Peijnenburg
2018
Trading Out of Sight: An Analysis of Cross-Trading in Mutual Fund Families
K Peijnenburg, G Parise, T Nefedova, A Eisele
CEPR Discussion Papers, 2017
2017
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