Economics · Microeconomics
Consider two income distributions X and Y. I. If X first-order stochastically dominates Y, then all risk-averse individuals prefer X to Y. II. Second-order stochastic dominance implies a higher expected value. III. First-order stochastic dominance implies second-order dominance. IV. Stochastic dominance rankings are utility-function-free within specific broad classes. Which of the above statements are correct?
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I and IV only
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