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"Investor spoofing" occurs when firms take actions at the end of their fiscal year (or sometimes toward the end of a quarter) to make themselves appear to be more profitable or financially healthy.
Over Time
This term refers to the concept of a duration or period extending beyond the usual or expected time, often used in contexts ranging from work hours to the study of change.
Behavioral Economics
The subfield of economics that integrates the insights of psychology
Inconsistent
Lacking compatibility or uniformity, or displaying variance and contradiction within a stated set of facts or values.
Promising
Showing signs of future success or positive outcomes; indicative of potential or likelihood to achieve something desirable.
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