Individual Preferences Monetary Gambles and Stock Market Participation A Case for Narrow Framing By ICHOLAS ARBERIS M ING UANG AND ICHARD H

T HALER We argue that narrow framing whereby an agent who is offered a new gamble evaluates that gamble in isolation may be a more important feature of decision making than previously realized Our starting point is the evidence that people are often

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