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I read this post on LinkedIn by Andreas Tsanakas that referenced a paper by Ole Peters titled Insurance as an Ergodicity Problem.
-It really should be titled financial transactions as an ergodicity problem: A way to model why people transact in financial markets (buy insurance, etc) without needing to appeal to concavity of utility functions and risk-aversion. It also explains how saving part of your income in each time period and investing only a fraction of your wealth in any gamble makes sense (a type of self-insurance) when the outcomes have multiplicative and not additive impacts on your life as it surely does in the real world.
+It seems intuitive that an equal chance bet that would allow you to win 50% or lose 40% of the value of the bet would have a positive expected value, but in the long run such a bet will bankrupt you if you bet it all each time.
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I read this post on LinkedIn by Andreas Tsanakas that referenced a paper by Ole Peters titled Insurance as an Ergodicity Problem.
-It really should be titled financial transactions as an ergodicity problem: A way to model why people transact in financial markets (buy insurance, etc) without needing to appeal to concavity of utility functions and risk-aversion. It also explains how saving part of your income in each time period and investing only a fraction of your wealth in any gamble makes sense (a type of self-insurance) when the outcomes have multiplicative and not additive impacts on your life as it surely does in the real world.
+It seems intuitive that an equal chance bet that would allow you to win 50% or lose 40% of the value of the bet would have a positive expected value, but in the long run such a bet will bankrupt you if you bet it all each time.
[Read More]
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