Risk-return preferences in the pension domain: are people able to choose?

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Financial Literacy, Retirement Planning and Household Wealth† (2012, unknown): “:3) s (1997) measure of risk tolerance, as it has proved to be a valuable measure in other papers (van Rooij et al. , 2007), but it turned out to be insigniﬁcant, conﬁrming the results of Kapteyn and Teppa (2011).”
Subjective measures of risk aversion, fixed costs, and portfolio choice (2011, unknown): “Recall from equation (5) that ceteris paribus a larger value of x1β1 implies a greater budget share for the risky asset; similarly if x ′ 2β2 is larger that indicates a taste for a bigger share of the other asset; if both x1β1 and x ′ 2β2 are large then there is a preference for both the risky and t”
Financial literacy and retirement preparation in the Netherlands* (2011, background): “Van Rooij et al. (2011a) designed a financial literacy module for the DHS in 2005, which contained the three questions presented above, in addition to other questions.”