Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5077539 Insurance: Mathematics and Economics 2007 20 Pages PDF
Abstract
Two-way branching models are used for the stochastic health events and asset returns. The problem, formulated as a nonlinearly constrained mixed-integer optimization problem, is solved using a heuristic. Sensitivity analyses are performed for initial health and wealth status. Some important aspects of an individual's behavioral preferences are also addressed in this framework to provide more robust decision support.
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Physical Sciences and Engineering Mathematics Statistics and Probability
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