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CRRA

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CRRAConstant Relative Risk-Aversion (finance)
CRRACriminal Records Review Act (Canada)
CRRACentre Regional Recreation Authority (State College, PA)
CRRACopyright and Related Rights Act (various locations)
CRRACalifornia Resource Recovery Association
CRRACapabilities Review and Risk Assessment (USAF)
CRRACentre de Réception et de Régulation des Appels (French: Reception Center and Regulatory Calls; healthcare)
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Section III provides some explicit optimal solutions for the case of CRRA utility functions.
An intertemporal capital asset pricing model under incomplete ... by Bellalah, Mondher; Wu, Zhen / International Journal of Business
5) Next, we discuss the cases of relative risk aversion (CRRA, DRRA, and IRRA) where the CRRA preferences are used as a reference basis.
Risk avoidance and risk taking under uncertainty: a graphical analysis by Chang, Yang-Ming / American Economist
Moreover, with general CRRA utility functions, it is shown that q increases with the risk aversion coefficient under all types of competition.
Endogenous markups, intensity of competition, and persistence of ... by Zhang, Junxi / Southern Economic Journal
 
 
 
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