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"The amount of information one can receive depends on the person's background
knowledge about that particular information… Since different people have different
background knowledge about the same information, heterogeneity of opinion occurs
naturally." -Jing Chen <br>




==Questions to Look At:==


Before any new information entered the market, did the market effectively move?
What happens as new information arrives in the market?
Was passive or active trading more affective?


Emperical Evidence of Similar Experience:


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Description




"The amount of information one can receive depends on the person's background

knowledge about that particular information… Since different people have different

background knowledge about the same information, heterogeneity of opinion occurs

naturally." -Jing Chen




Home | Overview | Purpose | How To Play | Results | Terms | Sources Used | Authors
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