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Are Financial Markets Efficient?
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Joseph Melanson
reviewed Inefficient Markets on March 31, 2014 Inefficient Markets
I am a finance undergrad who read this book for a research paper on the efficient market hypothesis and behavioral finance in contemporary investing. This book is wonderful. If you ever want an introduction to EMH and behavioral finance, this book should be your first stop.
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