The implications of this finding are that investors' decisions are heavily influenced by their early adulthood experiences rather than the current economic situation. This could lead to biases in their investment decisions, as they might not fully consider the current economic conditions and the characteristics of the available investment options. It also suggests that personal experiences and perceptions play a significant role in financial decision-making, which could impact the overall effectiveness and success of their investments.
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