Effects of Marriage and Children on Financial Risk Tolerance: A Synthesis of Family Development and Prospect Theory

By Barbara Chaulk, Phyllis J. Johnson, Richard A. Bulcroft. 2003

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Subfields: Accounting, Economics and Econometrics, Finance

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Citations in the corpus

• A Longitudinal Study of Financial Risk Tolerance (2012, background): “ Chaulk, Johnson and Bulcroft (2003) theorize that once individuals marry their financial risk”
• Perceptions of Financial Well-Being among American Women in Diverse Families (2010, result): “Research has shown that, compared to single men and married couples, single women with children take the fewest financial risks (Burgoyne et al. 2007; Chaulk et al. 2003; Jianakoplos and Bernasek 1998).”
• Measuring the Perception of Financial Risk Tolerance: A Tale of Two Measures (2010, unknown): “…a large and growing body of literature suggesting that age, gender, income, and education are significantly associated with risky asset ownership (Chaulk et al., 2003; Grable & Lytton, 2003; O’Neill, Xiao, Bristow, Brennan, & Kerbel, 2000; Sung & Hanna, 1996; Wang & Hanna, 2007; Xiao, 1996;…”
• An Empirical Investigation for Determining of the Relation Between Personal Financial Risk Tolerance and Demographic Characteristic (2010, background): “…have focused on economic and social factors such as income, working career, wealth and level of financial knowledge (Bajtelsmit and Bernasek, 1996: 5; Chaulk et al., 2003: 259; Jianakoplos and Bernasek, 1998: 630; Lugovskyy and Grossman, 2007: 2; Olsen and Cox, 2001: 29; Venter, 2006: 13).”
• Decomposing the Age Effect on Risk Tolerance (2011, unknown): “The studies that focused on financial risk tolerance have failed to separate these effects, however (e.g. Chaulk et al., 2003; Grable, 2000).”