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performance are explained by differences in decision-making. We observe that three women teams are less aggressive in their …We investigate whether the gender composition of teams affect their economic performance. We study a large business … game, played in groups of three, where each group takes the role of a general manager. There are two parallel competitions …
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In many areas of economics there is a growing interest in how expertise and preferences drive individual and group … decision making under uncertainty. Increasingly, we wish to estimate such models to quantify which of these drive decision … making. In this paper we propose a new channel through which we can empirically identify expertise and preference parameters …
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interest for financing because their expertise enables them to identify good quality projects and to avoid unprofitable …
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. In particular, portfolio performance, measured by the Sharpe ratio relative to the tangency portfolio, varies … significantly with liquidity. Moreover, although mean-variance performance becomes clearly worse, the levels of liquidity on optimal …
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retain the former. This status quo bias emerged both within- and between-subjects, with and without incentives, with … place as well as modifications that should be incorporated into descriptive models of decision making. …
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This chapter, originally written as a consequence of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, provides an elementary, everyday introduction to the concepts of risk and insurance. Conceptually, risk has two dimensions: a potential loss, and the chance of that loss being realized. People can,...
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Recent research has highlighted the notion that people can make judgments and choices by means of two systems that are labeled here tacit (or intuitive) and deliberate (or analytic). Whereas most decisions typically involve both systems, this chapter examines the conditions under which each...
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-reason” decision making can be more effective than analyses that use more information. We thus provide analytical backing to intriguing …
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An important problem in descriptive and prescriptive research in decision making is to identify “regions of rationality … provide an overview by regressing heuristic performance on factors characterizing environments. Overall, “sensible” heuristics … regions (e.g., if there is low inter-correlation among attributes/cues). Since our work assumes a “hit or miss” decision …
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premise that understanding human performance requires specifying how characteristics of the decision rules people use interact …Research on judgment and decision making presents a confusing picture of human abilities. For example, much research … empirical literature by a meta-analysis of lens model studies and estimate both human and heuristic performance in the same …
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