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Irrational Exuberance
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In this book, Robert J. Shiller examines the forces that drive market volatility, including cultural, psychological, and structural factors.
He discusses how events such as technological advancements and demographic changes can precipitate market bubbles, and how these bubbles are reinforced by media coverage and 'new era' economic thinking.
The book also explores psychological anchors and herd behavior, as well as attempts to rationalize market exuberance through theories like efficient markets and random walks.
Shiller provides prescriptions for policy changes and investor strategies to mitigate the effects of speculative volatility.
He discusses how events such as technological advancements and demographic changes can precipitate market bubbles, and how these bubbles are reinforced by media coverage and 'new era' economic thinking.
The book also explores psychological anchors and herd behavior, as well as attempts to rationalize market exuberance through theories like efficient markets and random walks.
Shiller provides prescriptions for policy changes and investor strategies to mitigate the effects of speculative volatility.
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Mentioned in 10 episodes
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to explain the origin of bubbles with the beginning of media.

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as one of his published books.


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when discussing behavioral finance pioneers.


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, who titled a presentation, Irrational Exuberance 3.0, based on his work after rereading it.


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as a blockbuster bestseller.


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as a book written by one of Professor Siegel's good friends.

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as one of his top three behavioral finance influences.

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in the context of behavioral economics and its impact on investment decisions.

Bob Pisani

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to illustrate irrational optimism in decision-making.

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