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SUMMARY:Recent Developments in Behavioral Finance
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DTEND:20140521T130000
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Glenn HARRISON (Georgia State University)\nThe empirical found
 ations of behavioral finance evolved from behavioral economics and\, in tu
 rn\, experimental economics. Many of those empirical claims are flimsy at 
 best when examined with any theoretical\, experimental or econometric rigo
 r. However\, some persist. This survey reviews what we know empirically fr
 om what we just claim to know. The core subject areas are risk attitudes\,
  risk perception\, and time preferences. Within the area of risk attitudes
  we examine the axioms underlying EUT\, downside risk aversion\, “loss a
 version” and asset integration puzzles. Within the area of risk percepti
 on we examine static risk perception and SEU\, uncertainty and ambiguity a
 version\, dynamic risk perception and Bayes Rule\, and “overconfidence.
 ” Within the area of time preferences we examine the constancy of discou
 nt rates with horizon\, the “magnitude effect\,” intertemporal risk av
 ersion and non-additive intertemporal utility\, and the concept of “self
  control.”
LOCATION:UNIL\, Extranef\, room 125 https://planete.unil.ch/plan/?local=EX
 T-125
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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