Behavioral finance blends psychology with economics to explain why investors often act irrationally, deviating from rational models. It examines biases like loss aversion and herd behavior, helping advisors, institutions, and individuals design better strategies, manage risk, and improve decision-making by understanding real-world financial choices.
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