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Hello Everyone, As example 2 functions a risk averse: ln (x) and risk loving: x^2 A for ln(x)=- (-1/x^2)/(1/x) = -(-1/x) = 1/x so A'

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so why was it defined in that way?

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Shouldn't the A(W) of natural logarithm be W^-2/W^-1 instead or W^2/W^-1?

Good video but you do not explain why the expressions for ARA and RRA describe what you are claiming.

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Why don't you show some actual calculation step?