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Smarter people are more vulnerable to thinking errors - Journal of Personnel Psychology


McKinsey - "good analysis in the hands of managers who have good judgment won’t naturally yield good decisions"


Wikipedia quotes Dr. E. Ted Prince, on the difference between business acumen and financial literacy


"Leadership development must distinguish between business acumen and business literacy training in dealing with senior executives" - Perth White Paper


"It's Time to Rethink Continuous Improvement" - Too much TQM prevents innovation - Harvard


"Why Do Individuals Exhibit Investment Biases?" Decision-making linked to genetic factors which explain up to 50% of investment biases.


"The New Science Behind Your Spending Addiction" Spending and brain wiring linked - Newsweek


"Activity of a single brain cell can predict if we spend or save" - Yale News


"The Curse of Knowledge" Ignorance can be beneficial and even necessary for the best decision-making - New Scientist


 

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