analysis of the modern theory of investor behavior papers to write comments（分析现代投资者行为理论的论文写的评论）.doc

Analysis of the modern theory of investor behavior papers to write comments Paper to write network: [Abstract] article based on the modern theory of investor behavior, Review of the main analytical tools to explore the difficulties faced by financial economics, financial market microstructure theory and behavioral finance less limitations on this basis. On the system behavior of the theory of Chinese investors to make recommendations to optimize the path. [Paper Keywords] financial economics, market microstructure theory, behavioral finance; Review Throughout the theory of investor behavior changes, largely through the traditional theory of phase, phase of financial economics and behavioral finance phase (Wujin Peng, Zhang Yi Hao .2004) which, since the phase of financial economics belong to the modern theory of investor investors theory of phase behavior in the theoretical study of the modern stage. fairly representative of the analysis tools include financial economics, financial market microstructure theory and behavioral finance. This article aims to review the main tools. And pointed out the inadequacies and the reality of our thinking about investor behavior. First, financial economics and the plight of In the theoretical framework of financial economics, investors are assumed to be the standard of ‘economic man’, that has a completely rational. That rational investors will not only have the ability to reason and rational sense, but also has knowledge of rationality and rational behavior, the same time, investors main consistent with individual rationality, in line with collective rationality. And there is a rational interaction (interactiverationality), that is when the individual profit-maximizing interaction with other individuals. Profit-maximizing behavior of individuals depends on the behavior of others as the modern Western theory of the core micro-finance, financial economics theory is founded on the basis of idealized assumptions, an