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Two-Factor Risk Preference for Investment Market and Credit Card Risk 投资市场与信用卡风险的双因素风险偏好
P. Payne, Sarah D. Asebedo
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Association between Financial Risk Tolerance and Locus of Control, Sensation Seeking for Pre-Retiree Baby Boomers 退休前婴儿潮一代财务风险承受能力与控制点、感觉寻求的关系
A. Rabbani, Zheying Yao, Christina Wang, John E. Grable
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