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Consider two investors (A and B) with the following demand curve for a stock:
A: p=100-qB: p=150-2q
a) At a price of $50, how much will A and B purchase?
b) If the price falls to $30, who will increase their holdings more?
c) On this basis, which investor seems to be more overconfident?
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