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2019

Glaser, Florian ; Iliewa, Zwetelina ; Jung, Dominik ; Weber, Martin (2019) Towards designing robo-advisors for unexperienced investors with experience sampling of time-series data. In: Information Systems and Neuroscience : NeuroIS Retreat 2018 2019 Cham [Conference or workshop publication]

Glaser, Markus ; Iliewa, Zwetelina ; Weber, Martin (2019) Thinking about prices versus thinking about returns in financial markets. The Journal of Finance 74 tba tba [Article]

Ungeheuer, Michael ; Weber, Martin (2019) The perception of dependence, investment decisions, and stock prices. The Journal of Finance 74 tba tba [Article]

Marquardt, Philipp ; Noussair, Charles N. ; Weber, Martin (2019) Rational expectations in an experimental asset market with shocks to market trends. European Economic Review : EER [Article]

2018

Ehm, Christian ; Laudenbach, Christine ; Weber, Martin (2018) Focusing on volatility information instead of portfolio weights as an aid to investor decisions. Experimental Economics 21 2 457-480 [Article]

2017

Heuer, Justus ; Merkle, Christoph ; Weber, Martin (2017) Fooled by randomness: Investor perception of fund manager skill. Review of Finance 21 2 605-635 [Article]

Merkle, Christoph ; Schreiber, Philipp ; Weber, Martin (2017) Framing and retirement age : the gap between willingness-to-accept and willingness-to-pay. Economic Policy 32 92 757-809 [Article]

2013

Glaser, Markus ; Langer, Thomas ; Weber, Martin (2013) True overconfidence in interval estimates: Evidence based on a new measure of miscalibration. Journal of Behavioral Decision Making 26 5 405-417 [Article]

2007

Kotz, Hans-Helmut ; Weber, Martin (2007) Increasing financial literacy: A public policy challenge. Kredit und Kapital 40 2 175-187 [Article]

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