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Mutual Funds; Investor Behavior; Gender Bias; Implicit Association Test
Gender quota, Regulatory uncertainty, Director labor markets
In-group bias, female analysts, earnings forecasts, stock recommendations, forecast accuracy, market reaction
Fund Flows, Textual Analysis, Shareholder Letters, Investment Styles
Diversity, Teams, Gender, Mutual Funds, Performance
CEO compensation, firm prestige, social status, career benefits
Gender, Competition, Role models, Stereotype threat
Investor Sentiment, Stock Returns, German Stock Market
Corporate Fraud, Earnings Overstatements, Stock Returns
Capital markets, Communism, Memory, Emotional tagging, Stock-market participation
executive compensation, public opinion, media coverage
Child care, Motherhood penalty, Gender pay gap
Stock Repurchasing, Mutual Funds, Performance, Behavioral Bias
Signaling, Gender differences, Corporate Governance, Executive Compensation
Corporate bankruptcy, geographic contagion, bank loans
Gender pension gap, gender equality, retirement savings
Gender investment gap, Risk aversion, Financial literacy, Investment behavior
Emotions, Risk and Return Expectations, Behavioral Finance, Affect Heuristic
Media, Advertising Bias, Newspapers, Commercial Bias, Computer Linguistics
Bayesian Learning, Macroeconomic Announcements, Information Processing
Female Role Models, Occupational Choice, Gender Gap, Labor Supply
Blood donations, altruism, monetary incentives
Mutual fund performance, child penalty, women's careers
Gender, Financial Advertising, Stereotypes
Mutual funds, capital allocation, consumption preferences, gender JEL Classification: G11, G21, G23
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Capital Markets, Communism, Life-time experiences, positive versus negative emotional tagging, Stock-market participation
Commodities, Macroeconomic announcements, Business cycle
