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Many studies on mutual funds have demonstrated the existence of herding behavior and positive feedback trading. However, most research has not examined the characteristics of herding behavior, but simply attempted to determine if herding behavior exists. These studies fail to probe into the...
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When analysing the behavior of investors, the emphasis is usually on positive feedback and herding behavior, and the existing literature abounds with studies on the domestic strategy of mutual funds or on their impact. Due to the advantages in terms of the data, many studies investigate US data....
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A considerable amount of research has focused on herding behavior vis-à-vis international capital, either by focusing on theory or by applying simple statistical analyses, but most studies have ignored factors that trigger international capital inflows. In essence, any connection between theory...
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The over 65 age group continues to grow at an unprecedented rate. Few care delivery systems accommodate this expanding population through home and community-based services that enhance quality of life. With more and more aging people in the society, there are many issues that need to be...
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