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| 401(k) = U.S. employer-sponsored retirement plan; tax-advantaged
| 529 plans = U.S. education savings accounts; tax-advantaged
| AIER = Economic think tank; American nonprofit
| Ali Hajaji = Yemeni father cited by The New York Times
| American Booksellers Association = U.S. trade association for independent bookstores
| Angus Campbell = American psychologist; studied time control and happiness
| Benjamin Graham = Investor and author; margin of safety proponent
| Berkshire = Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate; Warren Buffett’s company
| Bernie Madoff = American financier; Ponzi scheme operator
| Bill Dougall = Lakeside School math teacher; arranged computer access
| Bill Gates = American technologist; Microsoft cofounder
| Catch-22 = Novel by Joseph Heller; satirical war classic
| CFA Institute = Global association of investment professionals
| Collaborative Fund = Venture capital firm; early-stage investor
| Daniel Gilbert = American psychologist; happiness and decision researcher
| Daniel Kahneman = Psychologist and Nobel laureate; decision science researcher
| Deirdre McCloskey = Economic historian and writer
| Disneyland = Theme park in Anaheim, California
| End of History Illusion = Psychological finding; people underestimate future personal change
| Enterprising Investor = CFA Institute blog on investing
| Ferraris = Sports cars by Ferrari
| Financial Times = UK business newspaper
| Foxconn = Taiwanese electronics manufacturer
| FT = Abbreviation for Financial Times newspaper
| General Electric = American industrial conglomerate
| Gerald Loeb Award = Journalism award for business reporting
| Goldman Sachs = American investment bank
| Google = American technology company; search and advertising
| Hans Rosling = Swedish physician and statistician
| Harriman House = UK business and finance publisher
| Heinz Berggruen = German-American art collector
| Jason Zweig = American financial journalist and author
| Jay Katz = Physician and scholar; medical ethics author
| Jesse Livermore = American stock trader and speculator
| Jim Simons = American mathematician and investor; Renaissance Technologies founder
| John Bogle = American investor; Vanguard founder and index fund pioneer
| Jordi Quoidbach = Belgian psychologist; emotion and decision researcher
| Joseph Heller = American novelist; author of Catch-22
| Julius Wagner-Jauregg = Austrian physician; Nobel laureate
| Kurt Vonnegut = American novelist
| Lakeside School = Independent school in Seattle, Washington
| Lamborghinis = Sports cars by Automobili Lamborghini
| Long-Term Capital Management = Hedge fund; collapsed in 1998
| Malariotherapy = Induced malaria treatment for neurosyphilis
| McKinsey = Global management consulting firm
| Microsoft = American technology company
| Moneycontrol = Indian business news website
| Morningstar = Investment research and ratings firm
| Morgan Housel = American financial writer and author
| National Bureau of Economic Research = U.S. economics research organization
| New York Times Sidney Award = Essay award referenced by The New York Times
| Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine = Nobel award in medical sciences
| NYSE = New York Stock Exchange; U.S. stock exchange
| Pan Macmillan = UK publishing company
| Pluto = Dwarf planet in the Solar System
| Public Finance Quarterly = Academic journal on public finance
| Raj Rajaratnam = Hedge fund manager; Galleon Group cofounder
| Rajat Gupta = Business executive; former McKinsey chief
| Renaissance Technologies = Quantitative hedge fund
| Rolls-Royces = Luxury cars by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars
| Roth IRA = U.S. individual retirement account; after-tax contributions
| SABEW = Journalism association for business editors and writers
| S&P 500 = U.S. large-cap stock index
| Scott Sagan = American political scientist; Stanford professor
| Science = Peer-reviewed scientific journal
| Sharpe ratio = Risk-adjusted return metric in finance
| Shelter Island = Island and town in New York
| Social Security = U.S. federal retirement and disability program
| Stanford = American research university in California
| Stefan Nagel = Economist; coauthored investing behavior study
| Stockholm School of Economics in Riga = Business school in Riga, Latvia
| Survey of Consumer Finances = U.S. household finance survey
| Teletype Model 30 = Teleprinter terminal used for time-sharing
| The Art of Spending Money = Book by Morgan Housel
| The Bookseller = UK publishing industry magazine
| The Motley Fool = Financial media company
| The New York Times = American newspaper
| The Silent World Between Doctor and Patient = Book by Jay Katz on medical decision-making
| The Wall Street Journal = American business newspaper
| Thinking, Fast and Slow = Book by Daniel Kahneman on judgment and decision-making
| UK = United Kingdom; country
| UK Paperback Non-Fiction chart = British book sales ranking
| UCLA Anderson School of Management = Business school at the University of California, Los Angeles
| Ulrike Malmendier = Economist; coauthored investing behavior study
| University of South Carolina School of Law = Public law school in Columbia, South Carolina
| Vanguard = U.S. investment management company
| Warren Buffett = American investor; Berkshire Hathaway chairman
| WorldCat = Global union catalog of library collections
| Yahoo! = Web services company
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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