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CEO overconfidence and the level of short-selling activity Journal article
Guan, Jieqi, Lam, Brian M., Lam, Ching Chi, Liu, Ming. CEO overconfidence and the level of short-selling activity[J]. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting, 2021, 58(2), 685-708.
Authors:  Guan, Jieqi;  Lam, Brian M.;  Lam, Ching Chi;  Liu, Ming
Favorite | TC[WOS]:4 TC[Scopus]:4  IF:1.9/2.1 | Submit date：2022/03/04
Ceo Overconfidence  Dividend Payout  Financial Constraint  Product Market Competition  Short Interest  Short-selling  
CEO overconfidence and the level of short‑selling activity Journal article
Guan, Jieqi, Lam, Brian M., Lam, Ching Chi, Liu, Ming. CEO overconfidence and the level of short‑selling activity[J]. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting, 2021, 58(2), 685-708.
Authors:  Guan, Jieqi;  Lam, Brian M.;  Lam, Ching Chi;  Liu, Ming
Favorite | TC[WOS]:4 TC[Scopus]:4  IF:1.9/2.1 | Submit date：2022/01/26
Ceo Overconfidence  Dividend Payout  Financial Constraint  Product Market Competition  Short Interest  Short-selling  
Predicting domain-specific risk-taking attitudes of mainland China university students: A hyper core self-evaluation approach Journal article
Hoi Yan Cheung, Joseph Wu, Jun Tao. Predicting domain-specific risk-taking attitudes of mainland China university students: A hyper core self-evaluation approach[J]. JOURNAL OF RISK RESEARCH, 2016, 19(1), 79-100.
Authors:  Hoi Yan Cheung;  Joseph Wu;  Jun Tao
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Hubris  Hyper Core Self-evaluation  Overconfidence  Risk-taking Attitude  Sensation Seeking  
Investor Overconfidence and the Increase in Idiosyncratic Risk Journal article
Eric C. Chang, Yan Luo, Jinjuan Ren. Investor Overconfidence and the Increase in Idiosyncratic Risk[J]. SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012.
Authors:  Eric C. Chang;  Yan Luo;  Jinjuan Ren
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Overconfidence  Idiosyncratic Risk