Close But No Cigar: Does Winning the Game Moderate or Amplify Failing to Cover the Spread in Future NFL Games
In: Applied Economics Letters. Forthcoming
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In: Applied Economics Letters. Forthcoming
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In: Shank, C. (2022). Information Asymmetry in the NFL Gambling Market: Inside Information Versus Informed Bettors. Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance. 36, 100758
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In: Shank, C. (2019). NFL Betting Market Efficiency, Divisional Rivals, and Profitable Strategies. Studies in Economics and Finance, 36 (4), 567-580.
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In: Shank, C. (2019). NFL Betting Biases, Profitable Strategies, and the Wisdom of the Crowd. International Journal of Sport Finance, 14(1), 3-12.
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In: Shank, C. (2018). Deconstructing the Corporate Psychopath: An Examination of Deceptive Behavior. Review of Behavioral Finance, 10(2), 163-182.
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In: Shank, C. (2018). Is the NFL Betting Market Still Inefficient?. Journal of Economics and Finance, 42(4), 818-827
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In: FINANA-D-23-00124
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In: Review of financial economics: RFE, Band 37, Heft 1, S. 92-105
ISSN: 1873-5924
AbstractIn this paper, we examine the relationship between sleep and financial risk taking. The results indicate that individuals who have better sleep display less distortion of probability, are less susceptible to the present bias, and have a lower discounting rate. Specifically, individuals with better self‐reported sleep quality have less distortion of probability, a more curved utility function, and are less loss averse, while those with fewer sleep disturbances display less probability distortion and have more curvature in their utility function. Overall, the results show that there are cognitive deficits in financial decision making by having poor sleep habits that can have important consequences.
In: Nofsinger, J., & Shank, C. (2019). DEEP Sleep: The Impact of Sleep on Financial Risk Taking. Review of Financial Economics, 37, 92–105.
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In: Shank, C. A., & Vianna, A. C. (2016). Are US-Dollar-Hedged-ETF investors aggressive on exchange rates? A panel VAR approach. Research in International Business and Finance, 38, 430-438.
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