“Overconfidence Bias Among Women Investors: An Empirical Study in the Indian Context”

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The study reveals that higher overconfidence bias correlates with riskier investment decisions among women investors.
Women with greater financial literacy show reduced susceptibility to overconfidence bias, promoting more informed investment choices.
Statistical analysis identified income level as a significant factor influencing the overconfidence exhibited by women investors.
Implementing targeted financial literacy programs could help mitigate behavioral biases and improve overall investment outcomes.

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Empirical study shows overconfidence bias impacts investment decisions among women investors, indicating the need for financial literacy initiatives.

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Empirical study shows overconfidence bias impacts investment decisions among women investors, indicating the need for financial literacy initiatives.