Probability tricky: people tend to overestimate when they should be underestimated, and vice versa. By Michael B. Metzger takes a closer look at the likelihood and gives a reader on the subject. "Hide
by Michael B. Metzger Source: Business Horizons 5 pages. Publication Date: January 15, 2010. Prod. #: BH364-PDF-ENG
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