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[out-smahrt] / ˌaʊtˈsmɑrt /


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Tim Lumb, from the trade body Outsmart, points out that adverts "contribute a significant amount of money every year to the transport authorities and local councils through rent and business rates".

From BBC • Sep. 7, 2022

Outsmart and then outfox—it sounded exactly like the Patriot way.

From The New Yorker • Jan. 21, 2015

How to Outsmart It In order to overcome status quo bias, you need to understand the need for diversification in order to spread out risk.

From Forbes • Oct. 22, 2014

How to Outsmart It The thinking behind sunk-cost fallacy is similar to another cognitive bias called loss aversion that you often find in the lexicon of the psychology of investing.

From Forbes • Oct. 22, 2014

How to Outsmart It As with your retirement account, you’re likely investing for the long run, so it makes sense to build your portfolio with a longer timeframe in mind.

From Forbes • Oct. 22, 2014




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