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Original Article
Open Access
War-Induced Energy Commodity Price Dynamics : Index Design and Impact Assessment
Nupur Gupta, Jagdish Kumar Sachdeva, Akshay Kumar Mishra
· pp. 8–23
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2024/v18i10/174611
Purpose: We analyzed the impact of three wars—the Gulf War of 1990–91, the US Invasion of Iraq (2003–2011), and the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine (from 2022 onwards)—on energy commodities and used the findings to predict the effect of wars …
Keywords:
war crisis, energy prices, index construction, equal risk contribution, regression analysis
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Original Article
Open Access
Do Explicit and Implicit Parental Financial Socialization Influence Students’ Financial Literacy? Evidence from India
Rameshkumar Subramanian, T. P. Arjun
· pp. 24–39
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2024/v18i10/174612
Purpose: The present study investigated how explicit and implicit parental financial socialization influenced students’ financial literacy (FL).Design/Methodology/Approach : Data were collected from 200 PG students at the Central University of Tamil Nadu, India, using a multiple-stage random sampling technique. Multiple …
Keywords:
financial literacy, financial socialization, financial behavior, family finance, and socialization
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Original Article
Open Access
The Influence of Neurotransmitters on Cryptocurrency Investment Decision-Making : The Mediating Role of Risk Tolerance and Moderating Role of Investment Experience
Shubhangi Gautam, Pardeep Kumar, Preeti Dahiya
· pp. 40–55
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2024/v18i10/174613
Purpose: The current study examined the influence of neurotransmitters on cryptocurrency investment choices. Moreover, the research assessed the mediator risk tolerance (RT) and moderator investment experience on the connection between neurotransmitters and investment choices.Research Design/ Methodology: The analysis of the …
Keywords:
cryptocurrency, neurotransmitters, investment decision, risk tolerance (RT), investment experience
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Original Article
Open Access
Unmasking the Grey Swan : Investor Biases in Times of Turbulence
Safeeda K. A., Ganesh R.
· pp. 56–72
DOI: 10.17010/ijf/2024/v18i10/174614
Objective : This study examined the disposition effect in the Indian stock market during the steady “white swan” and uncertain “grey swan” phases induced by COVID-19 to analyze the variations in investor biases influenced by market conditions. This study also …
Keywords:
loss aversion bias, disposition effect, grey swan, white swan, COVID-19, winning stocks, declining stocks
