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200909Agreeing to DisagreeBanerjeeSnehal

September 2009

Agreeing to Disagree200909BanerjeeSnehal

Agreeing to Disagree
The standard view of how stock prices move—that investors act rationally on information and that markets are efficient—does not account for price drift. Snehal Banerjee explains that price drift may occur because investors agree to disagree about the average valuation of an asset.

BanerjeeSnehal200909Agreeing to Disagree

Snehal Banerjee

Ron Kaniel

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