Análisis experimental del comportamiento para las finanzas y los negocios
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aversión al riesgo, ciclo financiero, autocontrol, toma de decisiones, economía del comportamiento.Abstract
One of the key elements in the study of financial disciplines is the degree of risk aversion that agents reveal, which helps to understand the high volatility of prices of financial assets in certain periods of time. In spite of this, the empirical evidence that analyzes the relationship between risk aversion and the financial cycle of booms and bankruptcies, is reduced due to the control problem that this implies and is much reduced if the incidence that the training can have is included. Professional in financial disciplines. Through an experimental exercise, this paper analyzes the impact of professional training in finance on the financial decision making and exposure to risk. The mechanism studied in this paper, has theoretical relevance for the economy of behavior and finance, but also has implications for financial markets.
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