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overconfidence bias does not aect informational efficiency, price volatility, rational traders’ expected profits or their welfare …. Intuitively, as overconfidence goes up, so does price infornativeness, which makes rational agents cut their information …
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underconfident. Self-selection implies greater confidence (but not necessarily overconfidence) among those who start new businesses …Excess entry – or the high failure rate of market-entry decisions – is often attributed to overconfidence exhibited by … entrepreneurial skill, it does not imply overconfidence. Judgmental fallibility leads to excess entry even when everyone is …
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. Overconfidence, as such, plays no role. This hypothesis is confirmed in an experimental study that also documents the phenomenon of …
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), this could not be attributed to overconfidence. …
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ability. We assume that the joint distribution of an individual firm’s profit and market movements depends on the ability of …
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Executive compensation packages are often valued in an inconsistent manner: while employee stock options (ESOs) are typically valued ex-ante, cash bonuses are valued ex-post. This renders the existing valuation models of employee compensation packages theoretically unsatisfactory and,...
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Illusory correlation refers to the use of information in decisions that is uncorrelated with the relevant criterion. We document illusory correlation in CEO compensation decisions by demonstrating that information, that is uncorrelated with corporate performance, is related to CEO compensation....
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Doubts about the reliability of a company's qualitative financial disclosure increase market participant expectations from the auditor's report. The auditing process is supposed to serve as a monitoring device that reduces management incentives to manipulate reported earnings. Empirical research...
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After the accounting scandals that have taken place mainly in the United States during the last years, some Spanish leading authorities have defended the idea that this kind of accounting problems cannot happen in Spain. They argue that accounting regulation in Europe, and specifically in Spain,...
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This paper examines two principal categories of manipulative behaviour. The term 'macro-manipulation' is used to describe the lobbying of regulators to persuade them to produce regulation that is more favourable to the interests of preparers. 'Micro-manipulation' describes the management of...
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