Seasonally depressed individuals increase capital inflows into high-sustainability funds by as much as US$840,000 in a US$100 million fund.
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Emotions have a strong influence on purchasing decisions and that goes for green economy-related investments as sad and depressed investors have been found to be more likely to invest in sustainable funds.
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