A Theory of Insurance and Gambling
Nyman, John A.![A Theory of Insurance and Gambling](https://support.digitalhusky.com/media/annotations/sorted/454/45417351/CHSBZCOP0345417351.jpg)
In 1948, Milton Friedman and L. J. Savage suggested that risk preferences explain the demand for insurance and gambling--a theory that is still almost universally accepted by economists today. In A Theory of Insurance and Gambling, John A. Nyman critiques this approach and proposes a new theory of the motivations for insurance and gambling. Nyman seeks to reorient how economists think about insurance and gambling by moving away from uncertaint...