Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/10620/18380
Longitudinal Study: HILDA
Title: Income Hedging in Asset Allocation Decisions: Examining the Australian Evidence
Authors: Kurian, Samuel 
Institution: University of Melbourne
Publication Date: 11-Dec-2018
Pages: 47
Abstract: In this paper, I examine whether income hedging influences asset allocation decisions of Australian households. Using the HILDA survey and characterizing income risk using industry-level variables, I fail to detect robust evidence that income hedging plays a statistically or economically significant role in the allocation decisions of the cross-section of Australian households.
Keywords: Finance -- Assets; Finance -- Expenditure and constraints on expenditure; Finance -- Income (Salary and Wages)
Research collection: Theses and student dissertations
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