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Investor Behavior and Market Efficiency in Emerging Markets: An Empirical Study on Retail Investors
Abstract
In this chapter, we focus on the interaction between the behavior of investors and the efficiency of the market in the conditions of emerging markets. It bears merit that many investments can be made in these markets. However, they are distinctive by those challenges that change how they invest. How the markets operate is doubtful, emerging markets have quickly become an essential part of global finance and resolving conflicts (Chauhan, Ahmad, Aggarwal, & Chandra, 2019b). As these forms of investment are becoming more popular and extend into new territories the need to comprehend the contact patterns associated with the investor behavior retakes its significance.
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