BLOW UP
Slang term for complete and abject failure of an individual, bank, company, development project, or hedge fund. Although commonly used to describe a hedge fund’s downfall, it is not limited to hedge funds.
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Welfare Loss of Taxation
Welfare Loss of Taxation refers to a declined economic well-being due to the imposition of tax.
University of Connecticut School of Business
The University of Connecticut School of Business is a renowned school of business in Connecticut. The school offers undergraduate, graduate, and do ...
Sir John Templeton
Sir John Templeton is the founder of the Templeton Growth Fund which was one of the first mutual funds to accept global investing and is known to m ...
Overreaction
A market theory that states that investors and traders react excessively to new information about a given security. This will cause the price of th ...
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An Introduction to Ethical Investing
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