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behavioral corporate finance
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Behavioral Corporate Finance
At the beginning of 2001, Merck’s CFO Judy Lewent predicted that Vioxx sales for the year would be between $3 and $3.5 billion. In June she qualified her prediction to say that although Vioxx sales
Did Merck’s managers exhibit confirmation bias in their assessment of Vioxx? Discuss this question.
Discuss the comment Scott McNealy made in his interview about not having hired a chief operating officer.
Discuss Scott McNealy’s comments about sentiment in his interview with Fortune magazine. In your answer, describe any valuation metric Scott McNealy mentions. Do McNealy’s comments suggest that
During its most profitable years in the late 1990s, Sun did not carry any debt. In 1999, Sun paid $138.6 million in taxes. Compare the situation at Sun with the situation at Merck in respect to their
1. Identify the psychological phenomena in the minicase. Prioritize the phenomena from most important to least important. Begin your answer by defining the phenomena, and then describing their role
Does the chapter present any information that would lead you to conclude that managers at Sun Micro systems were averse to a sure loss? Discuss.
Imagine a decision task in which you are to choose between two alternatives that involve blindly drawing a single chip from one of two urns, labeled A and B respectively. Both urns contain colored
Suppose that a university is attempting to predict the grade point average (GPA) of some graduating students based upon their high school GPA levels. GPA scores lie between 0 and 4. Below are some
1. Of the 10 psychological phenomena introduced in Chapter 1, identify which ones apply to the minicase, and give reasons to support your answer.2. The Times article notes that three days after the
Imagine yourself at a conference center, where there are two groups meeting in adjoining rooms, one a group of lawyers and the other a group of engineers. In fact, the room with lawyers contains 30
Imagine a decision task in which you are to choose between two alternatives that involve blindly drawing a single chip from one of two urns, labeled A and B respectively. Both urns contain colored
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