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The endowment effect appears to be much stronger in markets for environmental goods that are not usually monetized than in traditional markets. This study explored the effect in another non-traditional market: the dating market. In Experiment 1, participants were asked either for a buying or...
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Previous studies of mixed gambles (gambles that yield gains and losses) reveal mixed results. Whereas some studies show a tendency to reject highly attractive mixed gambles, other studies show indifference between mixed gambles with an expected value of 0 and the status quo. The current paper...
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In a given period, a diversified fund, by virtue of being a weighted average, will perform somewhere in the middle range of its components' respective performances. This means that adaptive investors who look to the past to adjust expectations about future returns will shun diversified funds....
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