Table V.

Loss experience for alternative reference points

The table shows loss aversion coefficients for different reference points. Regressions were estimated using the specifications of Table IV. λ (interest rate) takes the lagged 3-month interest rate as a reference point, λ (inflation) the rate of inflation, λ (market past returns) the past market returns as perceived by participants, λ (individual benchmark) the individual benchmark of participants, and λ (portfolio expectations) the expected portfolio return of the previous survey round. The p-values of a Wald test testing for λ = 1 are reported in parentheses.

Based on regression model
(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
λ (interest rate)1.281.211.281.211.151.07
(0.079)(0.187)(0.129)(0.199)(0.434)(0.731)
λ (inflation)1.281.211.281.211.151.07
(0.079)(0.187)(0.129)(0.198)(0.433)(0.731)
λ (market past return)1.131.101.031.050.880.85
(0.257)(0.361)(0.825)(0.658)(0.378)(0.288)
λ (individual benchmark)1.111.071.041.060.920.95
(0.399)(0.605)(0.798)(0.629)(0.587)(0.741)
λ (portfolio expectations)0.930.930.941.030.970.99
(0.589)(0.620)(0.677)(0.814)(0.847)(0.954)
       
Based on regression model
(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
λ (interest rate)1.281.211.281.211.151.07
(0.079)(0.187)(0.129)(0.199)(0.434)(0.731)
λ (inflation)1.281.211.281.211.151.07
(0.079)(0.187)(0.129)(0.198)(0.433)(0.731)
λ (market past return)1.131.101.031.050.880.85
(0.257)(0.361)(0.825)(0.658)(0.378)(0.288)
λ (individual benchmark)1.111.071.041.060.920.95
(0.399)(0.605)(0.798)(0.629)(0.587)(0.741)
λ (portfolio expectations)0.930.930.941.030.970.99
(0.589)(0.620)(0.677)(0.814)(0.847)(0.954)
       
Table V.

Loss experience for alternative reference points

The table shows loss aversion coefficients for different reference points. Regressions were estimated using the specifications of Table IV. λ (interest rate) takes the lagged 3-month interest rate as a reference point, λ (inflation) the rate of inflation, λ (market past returns) the past market returns as perceived by participants, λ (individual benchmark) the individual benchmark of participants, and λ (portfolio expectations) the expected portfolio return of the previous survey round. The p-values of a Wald test testing for λ = 1 are reported in parentheses.

Based on regression model
(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
λ (interest rate)1.281.211.281.211.151.07
(0.079)(0.187)(0.129)(0.199)(0.434)(0.731)
λ (inflation)1.281.211.281.211.151.07
(0.079)(0.187)(0.129)(0.198)(0.433)(0.731)
λ (market past return)1.131.101.031.050.880.85
(0.257)(0.361)(0.825)(0.658)(0.378)(0.288)
λ (individual benchmark)1.111.071.041.060.920.95
(0.399)(0.605)(0.798)(0.629)(0.587)(0.741)
λ (portfolio expectations)0.930.930.941.030.970.99
(0.589)(0.620)(0.677)(0.814)(0.847)(0.954)
       
Based on regression model
(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
λ (interest rate)1.281.211.281.211.151.07
(0.079)(0.187)(0.129)(0.199)(0.434)(0.731)
λ (inflation)1.281.211.281.211.151.07
(0.079)(0.187)(0.129)(0.198)(0.433)(0.731)
λ (market past return)1.131.101.031.050.880.85
(0.257)(0.361)(0.825)(0.658)(0.378)(0.288)
λ (individual benchmark)1.111.071.041.060.920.95
(0.399)(0.605)(0.798)(0.629)(0.587)(0.741)
λ (portfolio expectations)0.930.930.941.030.970.99
(0.589)(0.620)(0.677)(0.814)(0.847)(0.954)
       
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