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August 17, 2025Academia Research Journal

Behavioural Finance in Nepalgunj: Investor's Decisions

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LPLal Mani Pokhrel

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Quantitative analysis reveals cognitive biases and firm reputation impact investment decisions in Nepalgunj, suggesting the need for investor education.

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Investment decisions are significantly influenced by firm reputation and cognitive biases such as loss aversion.
Pearson's correlation indicated notable relationships among psychological variables and investment choices in the study cohort.
A quantitative research approach was adopted using structured questionnaires and multiple linear regression analysis.
The findings highlight the need for improved investor education and regulatory measures to mitigate cognitive biases.

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Lal Mani Pokhrel (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a36dd90a429f7973330ea9 https://doi.org/10.3126/academia.v4i2.82950

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Quantitative analysis reveals cognitive biases and firm reputation impact investment decisions in Nepalgunj, suggesting the need for investor education.

Behavioural Finance in Nepalgunj: Investor's Decisions

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Behavioural Finance in Nepalgunj: Investor's Decisions

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