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: corporate governance is best seen not as a subset of economics or even law, but instead as a subset of moral psychology. Recent … research in the nascent field of moral psychology suggests that we humans are not rational beings, particularly when we act in … veneer of rationality, to reassure ourselves of our own moral integrity and to signal our moral values to like-minded others …
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This paper investigates how the combination of preferences and biases impact the risk-value profile of acquiring firms. We find strong evidence that prior losses impact acquisition risk as firms with negative prior returns are more prone to become acquirers and make value destructive...
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Neoclassical Economics and the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) along with all its types have been a go to for investors since decades but why do almost all speculators tend to lose money while making their financial decisions? Stock market is the most vulnerable place towards uncertainty and...
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I propose here the psychological attraction theory of financial regulation—that regulation is the result of psychological biases on the part of political participants—voters, politicians, bureaucrats, and media commentators; and of regulatory ideologies that exploit these biases. Some key...
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Indian Farmers continue to suffer regularly from Droughts, as a frequent natural disaster and has profound effect individually and collectively. The mental health effects of natural disaster are well known however anxiety and readiness of likely Drought is less well understood. However, in...
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. Using a data for five international capital markets in developed countries we find that the hypothesis of rationality losses …
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a strong evidence on the effect of managerial psychology on corporate investment decision's rationality. Using models …We present evidence consistent with theories that psychological biases affect rationality decision of managers. We find … disposition effect to explain their impact on corporate investment decision's rationality. Corporate governance contributes to the …
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This study attempts to illustrate the contributing factors for different patterns of crashes. In addition to the fundamental macro-economic factors, this paper argues that the existence of herding behavior as well as the level of investor attention are also important factors affecting the...
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Rationality” is a term that comes up often during investment conversations, and yet it has not been definitively … defined. For example, economists and investors each use and define the term rationality differently. The objective of this … note is to profile three general definitions of the term “rationality,” and then to demonstrate how one of these …
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The equilibrium prices in asset markets, as stated by Keynes (1930): "...will be fixed at the point at which the sales of the bears and the purchases of the bulls are balanced." We propose a descriptive theory of finance explicating Keynes' claim that the prices of assets today equilibrate the...
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