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The following pages link to Boys will be boys: Gender, overconfidence, and common stock investment (Q2717450):
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- Decision sciences and the new case for paternalism: three welfare-related justificatory challenges (Q331728) (← links)
- An experimental analysis of information acquisition in prediction markets (Q523034) (← links)
- On the ingredients for bubble formation: informed traders and communication (Q658633) (← links)
- The attraction of uncertainty: interactions between skill and levels of uncertainty in market-entry games (Q707886) (← links)
- Overconfidence and market efficiency with heterogeneous agents (Q868599) (← links)
- The puzzling evolution of the home bias, information processing and financial openness (Q964559) (← links)
- Behavioral uncertainty and the dynamics of traders' confidence in their price forecasts (Q1657209) (← links)
- Hidden vs. known gender effects in experimental asset markets (Q1673505) (← links)
- The instability of matching with overconfident agents (Q1735759) (← links)
- More possessions, more worry (Q1751286) (← links)
- Are the least successful traders those most likely to exit the market? A survival analysis contribution to the efficient market debate (Q2078000) (← links)
- Self-perceptions about academic achievement: evidence from Mexico City (Q2088260) (← links)
- Surveying business uncertainty (Q2088295) (← links)
- Should I play or should I go? Individuals' characteristics and preference for uncertainty (Q2091669) (← links)
- Memory recall bias of overconfident and underconfident individuals after feedback (Q2091687) (← links)
- Financial literacy overconfidence and investment fraud victimization (Q2126204) (← links)
- The evolution of cognitive biases in human learning (Q2137432) (← links)
- Feedback spillovers across tasks, self-confidence and competitiveness (Q2206804) (← links)
- The determinants of lapse rates in the Italian life insurance market (Q2209792) (← links)
- Life insurance and life settlement markets with overconfident policyholders (Q2211484) (← links)
- Never underestimate your opponent: hindsight bias causes overplacement and overentry into competition (Q2212785) (← links)
- Human capital accumulation and the evolution of overconfidence (Q2223650) (← links)
- Gender effect on microfinance social efficiency: a robust nonparametric approach (Q2239923) (← links)
- Stock market contagion: a new approach (Q2416322) (← links)
- Confidence biases and learning among intuitive Bayesians (Q2636401) (← links)
- Investor overconfidence and the security market line: new evidence from China (Q2661658) (← links)
- Trading and Under-Diversification* (Q4554088) (← links)
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- Come Together: The Role of Cognitively Biased Imitators in a Small Scale Agent-Based Financial Market (Q5148535) (← links)
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- THE NEXUS BETWEEN TWITTER-BASED UNCERTAINTY AND CRYPTOCURRENCIES: A MULTIFRACTAL ANALYSIS (Q6159809) (← links)
- Eliciting willingness-to-pay to decompose beliefs and preferences that determine selection into competition in lab experiments (Q6600027) (← links)