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Framing Effects and Risk Perception: Testing Graphical Representations of Risk for the KIID
2015
Social Science Research Network
In this paper we analyze which graphical representation of risk is most effective in supporting investors to assess the risk and return characteristics of a fund. Moreover, we test on which criteria the investors base their risk taking behavior. To this end we compare return bar charts and price line charts, combined with some additional information such as a risk scale or a gain and loss range. We find that the risk communication with bar charts performs relatively well, except with regard to
doi:10.2139/ssrn.2606615
fatcat:4bfkisnxfzehddkkmb5q3uayai