Q1. Which of the following best characterizes overconfidence in expert and non-expert forecasters, according to behavioral finance? Expert forecasters are: A) more overconfident than non-experts because they believe their access to company officers allows them to make better forecasts. B) less overconfident than non-experts because their training has informed them of the difficulties in forecasting. C) more overconfident than non-experts because they believe their knowledge and skill allows them to make better forecasts.
Q2. Which of the following concepts can explain overconfidence in expert forecasters, according to behavioral finance? A) Information disassimilation. B) Cognitive dissonance. C) Asymmetric beliefs.
Q3. Which of the following best characterizes overconfidence in expert forecasters, according to behavioral finance? Expert forecasters are overconfident in their forecasting ability because: A) they have access to information others do not. B) they feel their knowledge allows them to make more accurate forecasts. C) of the positive reinforcement they receive from the media.
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发表于 2009-1-19 15:47
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