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1- Janan likes aromatherapy, new age music, reads her horoscope regularly and belongs to a spirituality group. Janan is most likely to be a This is an example of 2- suggests that individual economic agents suffer from limited information processing capabilities while undertaking a decision. 3- Relying on own information and ignoring other public information indicates 4- Muniece was presented with the same mutual fund by two different financial advisors. The first advisor, Seri tells Muniece that the mutual fund has had an average return of 7% over the past five years. The second advisor, Osama, tells Muniece that the mutual fund has seen above-average returns in the past 10 years but has been declining in recent years. Even though Muniece is presented with the same mutual fund, she is more likely to buy the mutual fund from the because she is affected by 5- An equity analyst working for a growth- oriented mutual fund has a tendency to misvalue the stocks of popular companies that she has previously recommended and the fund already owns. Her behaviour is most likely consistent with 6- James is buying a new car, which he intends to keep for a long time. The car dealership has two new cars for sale. There is no difference except for the colour: one is red and one is metallic blue. The red one used to be $15,999 and the metallic blue one $ 16,999; both are on sale for $14,999. James has no particular preference for blue and fears that the metallic finish will make him look unmanly. Still, thinking about what these cars used to cost, it seems to him that it would be worth paying more for the blue one, which makes it seem like a better deal. He tells the car salesman that he will take the blue one. This economic decision is affected by overconfidence schoolteacher Neoclassical economics anchoring availability ambiguity aversion bounded rationality representativeness herding Asset Pricing Theory Utility Theory Seri halo framing confirmation bias holistic healer Osama