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Behavioral finance explains dramatic price changes in securities markets as a tendency for investors to "herd."
Geographic Region
An area defined by natural or artificial boundaries characterized by specific physical, economic, cultural, or political conditions.
Divisional Structure
A type of organizational structure where operations are divided into semi-autonomous units or divisions based on product, service, market, or geography.
Deleting New Products
The process of removing recently introduced goods or services from the market or production lines, often due to underperformance or strategic realignment.
Program Manager
A professional responsible for overseeing the successful planning, execution, and closure of a program, which consists of multiple, related projects.
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