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Overconfidence and the Political and Financial Behavior of a Representative Sample
Overprecision—overconfidence in belief accuracy—shapes choices. Using nationally representative SOEP-IS data from Germany, we propose the Subjective Error Method to measure overprecision. More overprecise individuals make larger stock-forecast errors, hold less diversified portfolios, take more extr
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