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Thinking orientation and overconfidence: A newsvendor study

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Description: This project on relationships between thinking orientation, overconfidence, and economic outcome examines how different thinking orientations (intuitive versus analytical) impact overconfidence and subsequent economic decisions, the research delves into how sentiments shape actions in newsvendor-like market settings. The laboratory experiment investigates empirical data on these relationships.

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