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101 Ways to Build Better Relationships with Your Customers

The first time management principle is to LET GO. The key starting point
for 21st Century Time Management is to recognise that there are too
many tasks that you could do.

There are just too many options today. And the main objective of…

the most important feature of the approach in this book is that it provides a theoretical structure to analyze the impact of behavioral beliefs and preferences on all asset prices through the SDF. In this respect, the approach in this paper develops…

This textbook is based on an extended collection of handouts I distributed to the graduate
students in economics attending my summer mathematics class at the Center for Economic
Research and Graduate Education (CERGE) at Charles University in…

Behavioral finance argues that some financial phenomena can plausibly be understood using models in which some agents are not fully rational. The field has two building blocks: limits to arbitrage, which argues that it can be difficult for rational…

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This text provides an introduction to accounting and finance. It is aimed primarily at
students who are not majoring in accounting or finance but who are, nevertheless,
studying introductory level accounting and finance as part of their course in…

Sometimes luck beats planning. I have been fortunate in my professional career,
a career that began in 1973 as an accountant and continued into operations management
and management consulting. Without realizing it—through a series of
different…

This chapter investigates the difference between ultimatum games over gains and over losses. Although previous research in decision making has found that individuals treat losses and gains differently, losses have not previously been investigated in…

This book was conceived several years ago when the editors, along with Drazen Prelec and Dick Thaler, spent a year as a working group at the Center for Advanced Study in Behavioral Sciences (CASES). When we weren’t playing volley ball or hiking, we…