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VM 5 ECONÓMICAS
LECTOCOMPRENSIÓN

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Lea el siguiente texto para realizar las actividades a continuación.
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Defina en una frase el tema del fragmento.
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¿Qué es una burbuja financiera?
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Indique si los siguientes enunciados son verdaderos o falsos.
COMPRENSIÓN
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Multiple Choice
Un pánico financiero se define como un fuerte aumento en el precio final de los activos.
Verdadero
Falso
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Multiple Choice
Los economistas Daniel Kahneman y Amos Tversky indagaron sobre el juicio y la racionalidad de las decisiones de las personas.
Verdadero
Falso
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Identificar instancias con -ing, identificar la función que cumple y proveer equivalente en español.
FORMA ING
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Identificar instancias con -ed, identificar la función que cumple y proveer equivalente en español.
FORMA ED
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¿A qué reemplazan las palabras resaltadas?
REFERENCIA TEXTUAL
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A “financial panic” is a sharp decrease in financial asset prices, which lead to further price drops as panicked investors liquidate their positions.
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We humans have ingrained psychologies and physiologies that lead us into investing behaviors that have resulted in financial bubbles and panics throughout our history.
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¿Qué tipo de relación establece el conector as well as?
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Fill in the Blanks
These show that human decision-making uses short cuts (Thinking Fast) that defy logic as well as mathematical constructs (Thinking Slow).
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Indicar la idea 1
CONECTORES
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These show that human decision-making uses short cuts (Thinking Fast) that defy logic as well as mathematical constructs (Thinking Slow).
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Indicar la idea 2
CONECTORES
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These show that human decision-making uses short cuts (Thinking Fast) that defy logic as well as mathematical constructs (Thinking Slow).
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Indicar el significado de as.
POLISEMIA
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Investors bid up the price far beyond economic reality as price increases become self-sustaining.
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lndicar el significado de los siguientes términos.
VOCABULARIO
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Investors bid up the price far beyond economic reality as price increases become self-sustaining.
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A “financial panic” is a sharp decrease in financial asset prices, which lead to further price drops as panicked investors liquidate their positions.
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This gave rise to behavioral economics, which was the antithesis of the “efficient market” theorists.
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Proveer el equivalente en español de las siguientes frases sustantivas.
FRASES
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financial bubbles and panics throughout
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the antithesis of the “efficient market” theorists
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LECTOCOMPRENSIÓN

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