Excerpt from The Risk/Return Paradox Explored
The purposes of this research paper are:
a) to re-examine a previous finding -- the risk/return paradox of a negative empirical association within industries of risk and return;
b) to explore one of the possible explanations for this finding that troubled companies take larger risks;
c) to consider some recent experimental evidence supporting the explanation -- that risk aversion is not ubiquitous and that individuals' performance and aspiration levels strongly color their treatment of risk;
d) to reconsider a research methodology which may help explore this issue -- the content analysis of annual reports in the context of a discriminant analysis of more & less profitable companies; and
e) to present some empirical evidence supporting the explanation -- that surrogate variables from three different industry studies support the idea that troubled companies take larger risks.
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