A zero outcome can be framed as either “losing nothing” or “gaining nothing,” yet these framings are psychologically distinct. Using approximately one million online auction transactions, this study empirically examines how the lose nothing, g...

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https://www.riss.kr/link?id=T17393466
대구 : 경북대학교 대학원, 2026
2026
한국어
330.019 판사항(23)
대구
Psychological threshold mechanism of loss aversion and risk perception : An empirical analysis using auction data
i, 46 p. : 삽화, 도표 ; 26 cm
지도교수: 정태훈
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I804:22001-000000111989
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A zero outcome can be framed as either “losing nothing” or “gaining nothing,” yet these framings are psychologically distinct. Using approximately one million online auction transactions, this study empirically examines how the lose nothing, g...
A zero outcome can be framed as either “losing nothing” or “gaining nothing,” yet these framings are psychologically distinct. Using approximately one million online auction transactions, this study empirically examines how the lose nothing, gain nothing, and small certain loss choice structures proposed in prospect theory manifest in actual markets.
The results show that most sellers exhibit loss aversion with λ > 1, and that higher levels of loss aversion are associated with a greater willingness to accept a wider range of small certain losses and to exit the market earlier. These findings suggest that the psychological framing of zero determines relative advantage in market decisions and that, in some cases, a small certain loss may be perceived as more attractive than gaining nothing.
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