Risk averse and Trussonomics: Difference between pages

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UK economics.

The economic policies and beliefs of Liz Truss, UK Conservative Prime Minister from September to October 2022.

They included extensive tax cuts.

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-To be risk averse means to prefer a lower level of risk, for any given level of return or cost.
+''UK economics.''
-Therefore, for example, risk averse investors will always require a higher expected rate of return to compensate for any higher levels of risk which they accept.
+The economic policies and beliefs of Liz Truss, UK Conservative Prime Minister from September to October 2022.
+They included extensive tax cuts.
-The assumption that market participants are rational and risk averse is one of the underpinnings of the efficient markets hypothesis.
+==See also==
+* [[Bond vigilante]]
+* [[Laffer curve]]
+* [[Reaganomics]]
+* [[Thatcherism]]
+* [[Trumponomics]]
+* [[United Kingdom]]
+[[Category:The_business_context]]
-== See also ==
-*[[Risk]]
-*[[Risk appetite]]
-*[[Efficient markets hypothesis]]
-[[Category:Corporate_Strategy]]
-[[Category:Managing_Risk]]