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If you take a return of 8%. Then x minus x-bar is -1%. But if you put it in the formula it gets squared. So negative becomes positive. And over a long period of 20 years, everything will be positive. So where is the risk?
Over a long period, there will be no risk. Isn’t that correct?
Is there a better measure of risk than SD? Don’t you think SD is insufficient?
What is a monopoly? Do monopolies really need marketing?
Is advertising the same as marketing?
If I gave you an advertising budget, and asked you to advertise a product, how would you go about it?
Say it’s a product for rural masses. Which medium would you use?
How do you know if your ad is serving its purpose?
How would you actually measure the impact of an ad you’ve placed on a medium?
How would you advertise a luxury car?
So are buyers of luxury cars using System 1 or System 2?
What was the theory that Kahneman and Tversky gave?
What biases did they talk about?
What is a bias?
Okay so you’ve done a research project in Psychology, and presented it at a conference. What was it about?
What methodology did you use?
How many people did you survey?
And how do you know all of them were legitimate? How do you know people didn’t just tick random options in all questions?
What is this called?
So how did you even get these responses? Did you send out a mail?
How good are you in statistics?
How do you rate yourself in statistics?
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