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Advances in Behavioral Finance is a curated collection of 21 landmark articles that demonstrate how deviations from fully rational decision making among investors, managers, and analysts illuminate market irregularities. The volume highlights case studies such as the superior returns of firms with recent weak earnings, the impact of managerial overconfidence on takeover outcomes, and the tendency of analysts to focus on short‑term gains when long‑term projects are hard to evaluate. Together, these studies illustrate the empirical potency of behavioral approaches and suggest their applicability beyond finance to other areas of economics.
First publish date: 1993
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: Richard H. Thaler
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