Price-knowledge-induced bias: a cross-cultural comparison

By:

Gallimore, P

Contributor(s):

Wolverton, M.L

Language: English Series: Journal of Property Valuation and Investment ; 15(3) 1997, 261-273(13)Publication details: 1997Subject(s):

Summary: Explains that bias in human problem-solving behaviour may sometimes conflict with the assumptions that underlie normative models of valuation.

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Explains that bias in human problem-solving behaviour may sometimes conflict with the assumptions that underlie normative models of valuation.

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