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Subject of the study presented in this paper is the analysis of the relevance of the Internet as an information source in German banks. The results show, that today the Internet is indeed the most important information source for many types of information used in the business processes of banks....
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growing interest in psychology, sociology, and economics. A quantitative genetic research design provides the necessary tools …
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predispositions and can be difficult to influence through policy. Sociology emphasises the role of social norms but recognises that …
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growing interest in psychology, sociology, and economics. A quantitative genetic research design provides the necessary tools …
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The sciences tell us that fears are physical feelings and mental emotions that play a key role in any society. Not many issues related to fear are explored by economists today. The aim of this paper is to go backwards through the history of economic thought, and examine if and how Adam Smith...
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, not so much its speculations about the role of psychology and social conventions in the economic decisions of individual …
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This paper investigates collective denial and willful blindness in groups, organizations and markets. Agents with anticipatory preferences, linked through an interaction structure, choose how to interpret and recall public signals about future prospects. Wishful thinking (denial of bad news) is...
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opposite gender. These findings are consistent with predictions from psychology. Implications of our results for real …
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The author suggests the 2008 financial crisis was the culmination of an accelerating process of financial market evolution that is inherently unstable. From his viewpoint markets are not well organized to manage the power financial assets have to generate emotion and their wider effect on human...
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The author suggests that the 2008 financial crisis was the culmination of an accelerating and inherently unstable process of financial market evolution. He argues that markets are not well organized to manage the power that financial assets have to generate emotion and their wider effect on...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010299495