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Chapter 12, Problem 10PS
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To determine:
Meaning of fundamental risk, why it permits behavioral biases to exist for long time period
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Bias refers to the tendency of human to affect the perspective and behavior on the basis of predetermined beliefs and mental notions. Behavioral bias refers to the potentially damaging and wrong behaviors triggered by blunders, unfit reaction and erroneous decision. This generally leads to suboptimal, harmful/negative results unless some corrective action is taken.
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Sequoia Furniture Company’s sales over the past three months, half of which are for cash, were as follows:
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