This paper provides an intersection between portfolio choice theory and the elicitation of preferences under uncertainty. Theories of financial markets build on portfolio choice theory, which generally assumes that preferences are of a particularly simple kind, while research on preferences has revealed that people have more sophisticated preferences. This paper brings the two fields together b...

This paper evaluates how three different international accreditations for business schools (AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA) affect student preferences, expressed via enrollment decisions. Focusing on the French context, we build a relative preference indicator to compare using data collected by central clearinghouse that allocates students schools. We observe all positively significantly influence stude...