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Inflation: Perception vs. Reality
Loke Po Ling, Farina Adam Khong
Bank Negara Malaysia
• Public scepticism on the CPI has increased as their personal experiences suggest larger increase in cost of living. However, cost of living and inflation are two different concepts, and public perceptions of inflation are subject to biases.
• Due to the biases, measures of perceived inflation were higher than CPI inflation, especially at times of rising inflationary pressures. This could influence public’s expectations of future inflation, and in turn might change their consumption and investment decisions.
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View paper →Setting the record straight: The truths about index fund investing
James J. Rowley, Stephen Lawrence, Ollie Ryder-Green
Vanguard
● Index fund investing has numerous benefits, including lower costs, diversification, tax efficiency, and relative return predictability.
● The increased adoption of index fund investing has heightened emphasis on the binary labels of “passive” and “active,” as if all index funds can be described as a monolithic, homogeneous strategy. This has led to many faulty assertions about index fund investing.
● Our analysis dispels assertions tied to the growth of index fund investing and offers evidence that refutes key misperceptions.
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View paper →Hồi ký Yiyun Li: Cuộc đời này có đáng sống không?
Hiền Trang
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