Titlebook: Anomalies in Net Present Value, Returns and Polynomials, and Regret Theory in Decision-Making; Michael C. I. Nwogugu Book 2016 The Editor(

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3124-1n analyses of NPV/MIRR/IRR and the recognized and unrecognized fallacy of treating discount rates as a key variable; (2) explains the conditions under which negative discount rates may be feasible and rational; (3) explains why the discount rate is often the perceived critical variable in the NPV/MI

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58128-1s and, regardless of the method of computation, they often contain substantial biases, which distort results in the end-uses. These biases tend to have adverse multiplier effects because investment returns are the foundation or core elements in various statistical analyses such as: (1) developing di

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Spatio-Temporal Framing Anomalies in the NPV-MIRR-IRR Model and Related Approaches; and Regret Theouch as APV and NFV) do not account for Real Options, Regret, or Rejoice in decision-making. Regret Theory can help avoid the often distorting framing effects inherent in these decision models, although one current issue is that there is no generally accepted set of Regret-based decision models (unli

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Regret Theory and Asset Pricing Anomalies in Incomplete Markets with Dynamic Unaggregated Preferencchanges in risk and asset values; and introducing a unified approach to asset pricing that considers six factors and the conditions under which this approach will work; (3) explaining why leisure, taxes, and housing are equally as important as consumption and investment in asset pricing; (4) introdu

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Some Biases and Evolutionary Homomorphisms Implicit in the Calculation of Returns,ve significant computational consequences. Thus, more awareness of the effects of compounding is necessary. This chapter contributes to the existing literature by: (1) explaining the biases and effects inherent in the calculation of compounded returns (distinct from human biases that can affect retu