Sharpe Lintner Mossin Fama. Markowtiz. Ross Modern Portfolio Theory MPT. No General Serial No. 210

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2012 2 210 JOURNAL OF XIAMEN UNIVERSITY Arts & Social Sciences No. 2 2012 General Serial No. 210 1 2 1. 361005 2. 401120 F830 A 0438-0460 2012 02-0017 - 08 Markowtiz Sharpe Lintner Mossin Fama Ross Modern Portfolio Theory MPT 60 60 1 2011-11 - 23 70971114 71101121 07JA790077 2008 890 1 Portfolio Selection /choice Asset Allocation CAPM APT 17

2012 Campbell Viceira 2002 Brandt 2009 Roman Mitra 2009 2004 2007 1 2 3 4 VaR 2004 Roman Mitra 2009 Magill Constantinides 1976 Merton V V V V Morton Pliska 1995 Liu 2004 Dammon 2001 Gallmeyer 2006 18

2 Amihud Mendelson 1986 Chordia 2000 Longstaff 2001 Tobin 1958 Amihud Mendelson 1986 Jacoby 2000 CAPM LCAPM Jacoby 2003 Ly Vath 2007 2009 Estimation Risk Parameter Uncertainty Model Uncertainty Demiguel 2007 1 /N Brennan 1998 Xia 2001 Pastor Veronesi 2009 Bayes Rule Williams 1977 Hoeting 1999 Bayesian Model Averaging Avramov Zhou 2010 1 2 3 Brandt 2009 Wachter 2010 19

2012 Knight 1921 Knightian Uncertainty Ambiguity 1 Ellsberg 1961 1 50 50 2 100 100 1 2 0. 5 1 2 0. 5 2 1 1 Savage Ellsberg Ellsberg 2 0. 5 0. Ambiguity Aversion Ellsberg VNM Savage Dow Werlang 1992 Kogan Wang 2003 Dow Werlang 1992 Garlappi 2007 Kogan Wang 2003 Multiple Prior Preferences Pflug Wozabal 2007 Leippold 2008 Miao 2009 / Epstein Schneider 2010 Guidolin Rinaldi 2010 1 uncertainty ambiguity 20

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2012 Shefrin Statman 1994 Behavioral Capital Asset Pricing Model BAPM CAPM BAPM CAPM BAPM Shefrin Statman 2000 Shefrin and Statman 2000 Behavioral Portfolio Theory BPT BPT Single Mental Account Multiple Mental Account BPT Curtis 2004 Das 2010 Markowitz MVT Shefrin Statman BPT MVT BPT MA MVT MA VaR 2004 22

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