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Behavioral finance deals with the idea that individual investors have built-in biases and misconceptions that can drive prices away from fair values.
Raw Materials
The basic, unprocessed inputs used in the manufacturing of goods, ranging from metals and oils to grains and textiles.
Accessory Equipment
Non-major or auxiliary tools, appliances, or devices that support the main operations of a business or process.
Component Parts
Individual parts or pieces that are used in the manufacturing of a product, often needing assembly or integration into the final product.
Product Life Cycle
The stages through which a product goes from its inception to decline, including introduction, growth, maturity, and decline.
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