曾获得2002年诺贝尔经济学奖的普林斯顿大学的心理学教授丹尼尔·詹姆士通过通货膨胀全球化的研究发现,人们在投资理财过程中,通常只能获得很少的样本数据却作出了广泛的预期,而且在作出决策的过程中还很容易受到很多外界因素的干扰,这种预期决策很可能会和实际情况产生偏差。丹尼尔的“通胀期投资法则”在投资市场具有广泛的意义。法则一:不能轻信数据。通货膨胀时期,分析研究尽可能多的数据,而不是越过分析过程直接关心结论,尤其 Daniel J. James, a psychology professor at Princeton University who received the 2002 Nobel Prize in Economics, found through the study of inflation globalization that people usually obtain very few sample data while making investment and financing and make extensive Of the expectations, but also in the making of the decision-making process is also vulnerable to many external factors interfere with this expected decision-making is likely to deviate from the actual situation. Daniel’s Inflation Investment Rules have a wide range of implications in the investment market. Rule one: can not believe the data. During inflation, analyze and study as much data as possible rather than direct the conclusions over the analysis process, especially