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Psycological biases and economic expectations: evidence on industry experts.
Year of publication:
2,015
Publication:
Washington, Journal Of Neuroscience, Psychology, And Economics, v. 8, n. 3, Sep. 2015, 160-172.
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Authors:
RESENDE, Marcelo; ZEIDAN, Rodrigo Mariath.
Type of Publication:
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Main Author:
Resende, Marcelo
Other Authors:
RESENDE, Marcelo; ZEIDAN, Rodrigo Mariath.
Summary:
This article investigates possible psychological biases concerning the expectations of firm representatives (experts) using a survey of 30 industrial sectors in Brazil during the 1999Q3 through 2009Q4 period. The econometric approach builds on the work of Bovi (2009) by considering the significance of discrepancies between ex-post evaluations and ex-ante expectations. We extend the analysis by highlighting sectoral evidence from industry experts instead of aggregate evidence from lay people. The evidence, in the case of perceptions of general economic conditions, indicates the presence of important psychological biases on experts’ expectations, even when they have the incentive to collect costly information.
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