2020
DOI: 10.5373/jardcs/v12sp8/20202514
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Does Financial Decision Mediate the Influence of Behavioral Finance on EVA? Empirical Evidence from MSMES in Bali

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“…decision; Representativeness, an attitude that tends to associate new events with known events in decision making; and Herding, lack confidence in making decisions, because too much information from the "herd" can reduce performance and. The behavioral financial aspect contributes to eliminating negative deviations and errors in the financial decision-making process (Sedliačiková et al, 2020), having a negative impact on financial decisions so that it can reduce financial performance (Laksmana et al, 2020). Behavioral finance has a negative impact on the financial performance of SMEs (Raveendra et al, 2018).…”
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“…decision; Representativeness, an attitude that tends to associate new events with known events in decision making; and Herding, lack confidence in making decisions, because too much information from the "herd" can reduce performance and. The behavioral financial aspect contributes to eliminating negative deviations and errors in the financial decision-making process (Sedliačiková et al, 2020), having a negative impact on financial decisions so that it can reduce financial performance (Laksmana et al, 2020). Behavioral finance has a negative impact on the financial performance of SMEs (Raveendra et al, 2018).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Behavioral finance variables are reflected by three indicators modified from research (Laksmana et al, 2020) including ( 1) Overconfidence (X21), attitudes related to excessive self-confidence in making decisions, (2) Representativeness (X22) , an attitude that tends to associate new events with events that have been known in making decisions, which have the consequences of making mistakes in making decisions regarding the interest rate of Third Party Funds that are too high and the interest rate too low, (3) Herding (X23), lack of attitude confident in making decisions, because there is too much information from the "herd" which results in bubble information so that financial decisions are inaccurate.…”
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