Gender differences in self-risk evaluation: evidence from the Renrendai online lending platform
Abstract
Risk-related gender differences such as risk perception and risk aversion are widely discussed, whereas gender differences in self-risk evaluations are unknown. Using a sample of more than 310,000 individual loan applications from the Renrendai online lending platform, this study uses a hedonic model to examine gender differences in self-risk evaluations. We find that males are more likely than females to offer lower interest rate premiums when...
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Title
Gender differences in self-risk evaluation: evidence from the Renrendai online lending platform
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
23
Issue
1
Pages
485 - 496
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