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Characterization of Some Stochastic Orderings in Multinormal and Elliptic Distributions

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The paper presents complete characterizations of several useful stochastic orderings within multinormal and, more general, elliptic distributions. The orderings include multivariate first and second degree and weak first degree stochastic dominance. In addition, orderings with respect to quadratic, quasi-concave, and pairwise risk averse utilities are characterized.

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Mosler, K.C. (1984). Characterization of Some Stochastic Orderings in Multinormal and Elliptic Distributions. In: Steckhan, H., Bühler, W., Jäger, K.E., Schneeweiß, C., Schwarze, J. (eds) DGOR. Operations Research Proceedings, vol 1983. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69546-9_111

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