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The Irrational Investor’s Risk Profile

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  • Mooreland, Jay, II, 2011. "The Irrational Investor’s Risk Profile," Master's Theses 107787, University of Minnesota, Department of Applied Economics.
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    Irrational investors; Behavioral finance; Risk profile questionnaire; Modern portfolio theory; Financial Economics;

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