It’s been decades since economists theorized that market participants don’t behave like the textbooks would have you believe, but still many investors choose to ignore their biases and those of consumers. In this episode of “Investor Tutorials,” Jamie McDonald outlines the most pervasive biases for investors, the realities of consumer behavior as described by behavioral economics, and the ways policymakers utilize behavioral economics to evolve their toolkit.
Investor Tutorials is designed to help investors better understand critical market, financial, business, and economic concepts. From the largely unknown to the chronically misunderstood, we focus on ideas the mastery of which will add serious value to investors' decision-making process.
Investor Tutorials is designed to help investors better understand critical market, financial, business, and economic concepts. From the largely unknown to the chronically misunderstood, we focus on ideas the mastery of which will add serious value to investors' decision-making process.
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