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efficiency, while incidental emotions can impair it. Signals in specific brain areas can be a trigger precipitating a bubble …
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efficiency, while incidental emotions can impair it. Signals in specific brain areas can be a trigger precipitating a bubble …
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tests support a causal interpretation of this finding. Our results are consistent with immediate emotions stirred by a …
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tests support a causal interpretation of this finding. Our results are consistent with immediate emotions stirred by a …
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falsification tests support a causal interpretation of this finding. Our results are consistent with immediate emotions stirred by a …
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tests support a causal interpretation of this finding. Our results are consistent with immediate emotions stirred by a …
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falsification tests support a causal interpretation of this finding. Our results are consistent with immediate emotions stirred by a …
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tests support a causal interpretation of this finding. Our results are consistent with immediate emotions stirred by a …
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Financial markets are overwhelmed by daily announcements. We use experimental asset markets to assess the impact of releasing public messages with different levels of reliability on asset prices. Subjects receive qualitative announcements in predetermined trading periods that are either preset...
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We report experiments that examine trader reaction to ambiguity when dividend information is revealed sequentially. We find that experienced traders are better at internalizing ambiguity than inexperienced subjects. No significant differences are observed in the ambiguity versus control...
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