The norm is to jump to one side, a the theory of Normae (Kahneman and Miller, 1986) implies that a goalkeeper will feel more frustrated with a goal having remained motionless in the center (inaction) that lying to one side (action) a . The players are as likely to kick the half (28.7%) as the kick to the right or left. Thus, the goalkeeper who remains in the medium might tackle the 30% penalties. John Authers of Financial Times, cites the case of most pessimistic person a Academiae: Nouriel Roubini, an economist at the University of New York: a Nadie is more aware of the seriousness of the financial situation, and nobody has done more to make the risks of a systemic crisis. Because, how has Roubini invested their funds? They are 100% invested in shares.

In the long term, stocks will outperform any other investment. Fully aware of the seriousness of the financial situation is also aware of the futility of action or take the time to mercadoa . This inactivity in these times of turbulent markets, creates value and the soccer field to tackle professional assistance. Is that people feel less frustrated to have reacted to having remained motionless, with no response after a failure. It is an emotional problem. Wendy Holman contributes greatly to this topic. And the stock markets respond to emotional cycles. *** Soy for Argentina’s economy is what the mortgage industry has been for the United States.