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Chapter 2 offers a discussion about behavioral finance and its applications to decision-making. It is argued that decision biases, an ingredient of research body, may lead to adverse effects when making decisions about investments. The chapter gives insight into the non-rational behavior of investors and tries to indicate potential solutions that could lead to better investment decisions. (fragment of text)
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27-44
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- KBC Towarzystwo Funduszy Inwestycyjnych
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